L.B. Evans Men's Alton Casual Slip-On Shoes - Brown

The business of T. & A. Evans (Thomas and Amos) began in 1804 as a small shoe operation linked to a general store in the town of South Reading. In those days, there was no shoe factory as we know it today - just a small shop where Thomas and Amos cut the leather for their shoes. The actual shoemaking was contracted out to the people of the town, while Thomas and Amos provided them with uppers, soles, counters and heels to be assembled into shoes. All shoes were sewn by hand whenever the shoemaker-farmers could spare the time.

Today, L.B. Evans is owned and operated as a division of Daniel Green Enterprises. Many of the traditional gentleman's slipper styles are still part of the line, but the business has grown to include new updated classics, premium products including elk and deer, and an array or rugged, warm outdoor styles. Daniel Green Enterprises remains committed to the quality and comfort guarantee that the Evans brothers established over 200 years ago.

As for the current product, it features a 100% leather upper, an imported origin, and a durable rubber sole. The shaft height is not applicable. This is a contemporary-styled leather slipper with a memory foam insole, providing all-day cushioning that conforms to the foot with each wear. The twill fabric lining allows for year-round use, while the durable indoor-outdoor sole makes this slipper multi-purpose. The sleek, updated moccasin styling includes a stitch detail on the vamp, giving it a lightweight, flexible feel.

In summary, this is a driving moccasin slipper with a leather upper, designed for comfort and versatility. The product combines traditional craftsmanship with modern styling, reflecting the evolution of the L.B. Evans brand over the past two centuries. Daniel Green Enterprises continues to uphold the quality standards set by the original Evans brothers, ensuring their customers receive the same level of comfort and durability that has defined the brand since its inception.

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