June 29th, 2011 by Sophia Bendrodt

This, my friends, is a $110 American-made shoe. The upper is full grain leather (cordovan color, not actual Cordovan). The outsole is polyurethane. And the liner is a moisture-wicking synthetic (Cambrelle, if you want to get technical about it). The brand is called Johansen. Theyve been around since 1876, are based in Virginia, specialize primarily in womens footwear, but, as you can see also make mens, and thanks to their military contract, do all of it here. How does a $110 American-made shoe fit? How does it age? I dont know. All I know is that it exists. And now you know too. Do with that knowledge what you will (Ill most likely be using it to pick up a pair).

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