Men's Atlin BOA Slipper

Founded in 1804, L.B. Evans' story began with a small shoe business operated by Thomas and Amos Evans in the town of South Reading. Rather than a factory, they ran a modest shop where they cut the leather for their shoes. The actual shoemaking was then outsourced to the townspeople, with Thomas and Amos providing the uppers, soles, counters, and heels for assembly. All shoes were handstitched whenever the shoemaker-farmers had the time.

Over 200 years later, L.B. Evans is now a division of Daniel Green Enterprises. While many of the traditional gentleman's slipper styles remain, the business has evolved to include new updated classics, premium products featuring elk and deer, and an array of rugged, warm outdoor styles. However, Daniel Green Enterprises continues to uphold the quality and comfort guarantee established by the Evans brothers.

Turning to the product details, the slippers feature a 100% leather construction. For care, they can be machine washed. The origin is imported, with the sole material being rubber. These suede slippers boast a whipstitched moccasin toe, rawhide laces, and a leather collar. The full-length memory foam insole provides comfort, while the durable outsole allows for indoor and outdoor wear. Finally, the faux fur lining ensures these slippers are cozy and comfortable around the house.

In summary, L.B. Evans has a rich history dating back over two centuries, when it began as a small family-owned shoe business. Today, the brand continues to evolve while maintaining its commitment to quality and comfort that was the hallmark of its founders. The latest product exemplifies this approach, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern materials and design to create a versatile and comfortable slipper.

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