Morjas

Morjas has his shoes made in Almansa, a town in Albacete in Spain, in a factory specializing in Goodyear sewing. This stitching, with which all the brand's models are sewn, offers great durability. Especially since the leather used for the upper (the upper) of Morjas shoes comes from the Du Puy tannery in France, for the moccasins and double-buckle. This is a good sign of quality even if Du Puy, like any tannery, offers leathers of varying quality depending on the purchase price. If some leathers shine, it is thanks to a natural oil applied to give a more precious look. If, on the eshop, the shine is quite pronounced, this is less the case in real life. It's better that way, in our opinion. The shapes rather inspired by the United Kingdom, in that they are quite round. This gives a natural feel to the foot and is comfortable if your feet are a little wide. In terms of finishing, we would have appreciated a closed under-engraved seam to protect the sole in the first ports, but for this price, it is already quite honorable. We recommend Morjas.