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Sebago Kai Artisan Shoes Sebago Kai Artisan Shoes
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Snuff Gum
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Curry
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Sebago Askook Suede Shoes Sebago Askook Suede Shoes
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Green Military
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Sebago Askook Suede Shoes
Beige Camel
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Sebago Askook Texas Shoes Sebago Askook Texas Shoes
Sebago Askook Texas Shoes
Brown Meerkat Gum
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Sebago Askook Momoth Artisan Shoes Sebago Askook Momoth Artisan Shoes
Sebago Askook Momoth Artisan Shoes
Dark Brown Gum
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Sebago Kai Artisan Shoes Sebago Kai Artisan Shoes
Sebago Kai Artisan Shoes
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Sebago Acadia Suede Waxed Shoes Sebago Acadia Suede Waxed Shoes
Sebago Acadia Suede Waxed Shoes
Beige Caramel
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Chaussures Sebago Ranger Waxy
SizesRoyaume-Uni 8 Royaume-Uni 8,5 Royaume-Uni 9 Royaume-Uni 9,5 Royaume-Uni 10 Royaume-Uni 10,5 Royaume-Uni11 UK11.5Chaussures Sebago Ranger Waxy
Chaussures Sebago Ranger Waxy
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Sebago : l'artisanat intemporel rencontre l'héritage nautique
Fondée en 1946 à Westbrook, dans le Maine, Sebago est synonyme de qualité, de durabilité et de style américain classique. La marque a été créée par Daniel J. Wellehan Sr., William Beaudoin et Joseph Cordeau, dont l'objectif était de produire des chaussures cousues main alliant savoir-faire traditionnel et design moderne.
Le premier produit de Sebago, l'emblématique mocassin penny, s'inspirait des mocassins amérindiens et présentait la construction à trépointe brevetée de l'entreprise. Ce modèle gagna rapidement en popularité, entraînant une expansion rapide et la production de plus d'un million de paires en 1954.
En 1970, Sebago lance la chaussure bateau Docksides®, un modèle qui deviendra emblématique de la marque. Conçues pour les marins, les Docksides® sont dotées de semelles en caoutchouc non marquantes, d'œillets en laiton résistants à la corrosion et d'une construction cousue main, ce qui les rend à la fois fonctionnelles et élégantes . Leur popularité explose, notamment auprès de la culture preppy des années 1980, consolidant leur statut d'incontournable de la mode.
L'engagement de Sebago pour la qualité et l'authenticité a donné lieu à des collaborations avec des marques renommées comme Engineered Garments et Drakes, apportant une touche contemporaine à des modèles classiques . Aujourd'hui, Sebago continue d'honorer son riche héritage tout en adoptant les tendances modernes, proposant une gamme de chaussures qui séduit aussi bien les traditionalistes que les nouvelles générations.
Découvrez notre collection Sebago ici sur Urban Industry, pour toute question, n'hésitez pas à nous contacter.
Frequently asked questions about Sebago
Where can I buy Sebago in the UK?
Urban Industry is a UK based independent stockist of Sebago, with the American heritage brand's hand-sewn moccasins, boots and camp shoes available to ship from our Eastbourne warehouse. We carry the Ranger Waxy, Ranger Artisan, Kai Artisan, Askook, Acadia Waxed and other signature silhouettes across the current season's colourways. Orders placed before 3pm on a working day are dispatched the same day, with next working day UK delivery and tracked international shipping available at checkout. Buying from a long established UK retailer means accurate live stock, secure checkout and aftercare from a real team rather than a marketplace seller.
Is Urban Industry a reliable place to buy Sebago?
Yes. Urban Industry has been trading since 2002 and holds an Excellent rating on Trustpilot, with thousands of verified customer reviews covering Sebago and the rest of our footwear, workwear and heritage menswear brands. Every pair of Sebago we stock is sourced through official channels, so what arrives is genuine, in current season boxes and covered by our standard 18 day returns. Our small UK based team handles every order and reply personally, which means faster answers on fit, accurate stock information and a smoother experience than buying from an unverified marketplace seller.
Does Urban Industry offer fast UK delivery and easy returns on Sebago?
Yes. UK orders for Sebago qualify for our next working day delivery service when placed before 3pm Monday to Friday, with standard tracked options also available at checkout. We accept returns within 18 days on unworn Sebago shoes in their original box, and we offer a subsidised UK returns label for 3.95 GBP that is deducted from your refund. International customers can also return their order, though postage is at the customer's expense. Full delivery thresholds and complete returns terms for every region are listed on our Shipping and Refund Policy pages.
Why buy Sebago from an independent specialist rather than a marketplace?
Sebago is a heritage footwear brand with a specific hand-sewn construction, several distinct silhouettes and a growing Artisan range that varies by finish and factory, so it pays to buy from a retailer that genuinely understands the line. Independent specialists like Urban Industry hand pick each pair we stock, photograph it in house and write our own descriptions of the leather, welt and finish, so you can see what you are getting before you order. You also get live, honest stock counts, no third party resellers and aftercare from a real UK team rather than a marketplace seller.
What is Sebago and where does the brand come from?
Sebago is an American heritage footwear brand founded in 1946 in the state of Maine, taking its name from Lake Sebago in the region. The brand built its reputation on hand-sewn moccasin construction inspired by Native American designs, and became a global icon in 1970 with the launch of the original Docksides boat shoe. Today Sebago is owned by Italian group Basicnet but continues to draw on its Maine heritage, with a range that spans classic loafers, camp moccasins, boat shoes and heavier ranger boots for autumn and winter.
What is Sebago's hand-sewn moccasin construction?
The Sebago hand-sewn moccasin is one of the oldest constructions in modern footwear, adapted directly from Native American designs. A single piece of leather forms the vamp and wraps up around the foot, joined to the upper by a hand stitched seam that runs across the top of the shoe. The technique gives the pair its distinctive appearance, allows the leather to move and mould to the foot over time, and is why hand-sewn moccasins tend to feel broken in from the first wear. Every pair takes considerable time to assemble.
Where are Sebago shoes made?
Sebago production has moved between the USA, the Caribbean and Europe over the brand's history. The main current line up is manufactured in the Dominican Republic, a factory heritage that goes back decades, while the flagship Artisan range is hand-finished in Italy. Both origins use hand-sewn moccasin construction with premium leathers, waxed uppers and traditional lasting techniques. The Italian Artisan pairs command a premium for their finishing and materials, while the Dominican made silhouettes remain the more accessible entry point into the brand.
How do Sebago shoes fit and how should I care for waxy and suede leather?
Sebago moccasins generally come up true to size in a UK fit, with a slightly roomy toe box designed to break in gently over the first few wears. For waxy leathers, wipe with a soft cloth, use a dedicated wax leather conditioner every few months and avoid harsh polishes that strip the finish. Suede models should be brushed regularly with a soft suede brush and refreshed with a water repellent spray. Store all pairs on shoe trees where possible, and let wet shoes air dry naturally away from direct heat.
What is the Sebago Ranger Waxy?
The Ranger Waxy is one of Sebago's most distinctive pieces, a heavier hand-sewn ranger boot cut from thick, waxy pull up leather that softens beautifully with wear. The construction uses the brand's traditional moccasin sewing joined to a chunkier lugged outsole, giving you the broken in feel of a moccasin with the grip and structure of a proper boot. It sits somewhere between a camp shoe, a chukka and a hiking boot, and is at its best paired with cuffed denim, wool trousers and heavier knitwear through autumn and winter.
What is the difference between the Sebago Ranger Waxy and the Ranger Artisan?
The Ranger Waxy is the classic Dominican Republic made version, built on Sebago's core construction with heavy waxy pull up leather and the signature moccasin sewn upper. The Ranger Artisan is the Italian hand-finished take on the same silhouette, using higher grade leathers, more refined stitching and additional finishing steps that give it a slightly cleaner, dressier look. Both share the same fundamental Ranger shape and character, but the Artisan is the premium option for anyone who wants the finest possible version, while the Waxy delivers the same feel at a friendlier price.
What is the Sebago Artisan collection?
The Artisan collection is Sebago's premium hand-finished range, produced in Italy using higher grade leathers, more refined edge finishing and traditional finishing techniques that go beyond the standard construction. The range covers several of the brand's core silhouettes, including the Ranger, Kai and Askook Momoth, each interpreted with better materials and a slightly cleaner build. Artisan pairs sit at the top of Sebago's line up and are aimed at customers who want the brand's classic silhouettes in their most considered form, with the character and patina that develops over years of wear.
Which Sebago Artisan model should I choose?
If you want the heaviest, most weather ready piece, the Ranger Artisan is the natural choice, with a chunkier lugged sole and heavier upper. The Kai Artisan is a lighter, rope soled camp shoe style, ideal for summer wear with trousers, chinos or shorts. The Askook Momoth Artisan sits between the two, closer to a boat shoe or slip on moccasin with a traditional stitch and a leather sole. Choose the Ranger for cooler months and boots season, the Kai for hot weather and the Askook Momoth for year round loafer style wear.
What is the Sebago Askook?
The Askook is Sebago's contemporary take on the boat shoe and camp moccasin, cut in either waxy leather, tumbled leather or suede across a range of colourways. It uses the same hand-sewn moccasin construction as the rest of the line up, joined to a hardwearing rubber outsole with subtle tread, and comes in a slightly slimmer, more current silhouette than the classic Docksides. The Askook works well with jeans, chinos or shorts through spring and summer, and pairs naturally with the rest of the Sebago range as a lighter alternative to the Ranger.
What are the Sebago Acadia Waxed shoes?
The Acadia Waxed shoes are Sebago's take on the classic camp mocc silhouette, updated with heavy waxed leather uppers that shed light rain and take on character quickly. Available in suede and full leather, both use the brand's hand-sewn construction joined to a durable, cushioned outsole, giving you a shoe that feels closer to a boat mocc than the heavier Ranger boot. They are a strong choice for shoulder seasons and unpredictable UK weather, when you want something warmer than a boat shoe but lighter than a full boot.