Left Hand x Meanforme Saragozza Shoe Tobacco
The first Left Hand footwear collaboration, the Saragozza is created with Meanforme and takes its name from the Saragozza district of Bologna, birthplace of Massimo Osti and Left Hand. The distinctive fringed upper references a 1993 Left Hand Micro jacket from our archive, translating its raw-cut construction into a contemporary footwear silhouette.
Handcrafted in Northern Portugal from heavyweight Sciarada Castoro reverse calf suede, produced in Tuscany, the Saragozza combines exceptional materials with traditional shoemaking. A 5mm natural Malaysian latex crepe sole provides cushioning underfoot, while traditional Bologna construction removes the need for a rigid insole board, creating a softer, more flexible and almost sock-like feel. A shoe rooted in the Left Hand archive, reinterpreted through material, craft and contemporary design.
Features & Benefits
- Left Hand x Meanforme Collaboration
- Handcrafted In Northern Portugal
- Traditional Bologna / Sacchetto Construction
- Archive-Inspired Fringed Upper
- Soft, Flexible Construction
- 5mm Natural Latex Crepe Sole
- Italian Reverse Calf Suede
Material Details
Upper
- Sciarada Castoro Reverse Calf Suede
- Produced In Tuscany, Italy
- Premium Heavyweight 2.0–2.2mm Suede
- Distinctive Natural Napped Finish
Sole
- 5mm Malaysian Natural Latex Crepe
- Prepared And Cut In Portugal
Style Code MFLHSARA26
COLOUR: Tabacco
SIZE: UK 7
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LEFT HAND x MEANFORME
Born in Manchester, Meanforme shares a philosophy that made the collaboration a natural fit. A mutual obsession with materials, construction and considered design sits at the heart of both brands, alongside a belief that exceptional products take time to develop.
TRADITIONAL BOLOGNA CONSTRUCTION
Handcrafted in Northern Portugal, the Saragozza brings together exceptional materials and traditional shoemaking. The upper is cut from heavyweight Sciarada Castoro reverse calf suede, produced in Tuscany, and sits on 5mm natural Malaysian latex crepe.
Traditional Bologna construction removes the need for a conventional rigid insole board, creating a softer, more flexible, almost sock-like structure - a considered combination of Italian material, specialist construction and generations of Portuguese craftsmanship.
