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Made by hand in Perry, Maine

A statement moccasin if there ever was one, from the supple Chromepak leathers to the rugged handsewn upper to the cinch strap closure that passes through welded alloy rings.

In 1909 Harry Smith Shorey started making his own shoes in Downeast Maine. Harry was a big believer in the performance and quality of handsewn moccasin construction. Quoddys are legendary for their comfort, durability, and ability to conform to one's foot over time for a true custom fit. Quoddy harkens back to the time when hand-made was the norm, when output was measured in dozens, not thousands. At Quoddy, one person handsews each shoe from start to finish at their bench - the quality of that pair is a testament to the individual skill that went into making them.

SHIPPING:
Flat rate for an entire order-
Domestic ground for the lower 48 states is $10.00
Domestic ground to Alaska or Hawaii is $20.00
Next day air domestic is $60.00
2nd day air domestic is $40.00
3 day select domestic is $30.00
Canadian flat rate is $40
Worldwide expedited 2-5 days is $60.00

RETURNS:
More on shipping & returns can be found in our customer care section.

Handsewn moccasins since 1909.

Over 100 years ago, Harry Smith Shorey started making his own shoes in Downeast Maine. Today, the tradition continues. The Passamaquoddy tribe of eastern Maine have an ages old heritage of craftsmanship, from their moccasins to their birch bark canoes and containers to their famous woven baskets, all done without man-made materials or adhesives. Craftsmanship combined with a high level of artistry are what made these products special and the same artistry and craft makes Quoddy moccasins & boots so special today.