The Carlos Santos 9380 is a Split-Toe Field Boot in Bordo Shadow Patina exclusively for The Noble Shoe. It is Goodyear Welted in Portugal on a Ridgeway Rubber Sole on the 445 Last.
A New sleek last with a rounder shaped toe and regular width. Fits true to size and rather similar to the 401. Slightly elongated toe and advice is to size down 1.5 size from your regular US size, or half down from your normal Carmina Rain/Meermin Hiro/Crockett & Jones 348.
Example: A UK 8 in Carmina Rain or US 9D in Allen Edmonds should select UK 7.5 in this model and last.
This product qualifies for returns or exchanges.
For an in-depth overview of our return & refund policy please refer to this page.
We are available at all times for any questions via the live chat or email at info@thenobleshoe.com
Last 445: Last 445 is a medium round last with a very slight almond shape. It is perfectly balanced and has a generous instep, width and space in the toe box. It works very well in both dress shoes and making casual shoes appear smarter.
At The Noble Shoe, you will receive an unparalleled level of VIP Customer Service & Support.
We are not just salesmen, but instead have studied Traditional Bespoke Shoemaking and can answer all your technical questions.
We work with the best, family owned factories all over Europe to produce the best shoes possible.
The Noble Shoe works with the best tanneries in the world and only uses Full Grain Leather. All our exotics are ethically sourced and come with the appropriate CITES Certification.
Some of the tanneries we work with are:
The Construction of the shoe is one of it's most important aspects.
At The Noble Shoe we use a variety of constructions that depend on the design and intention of the shoes.
Regardless of the construction, all of our shoes are recraftable and resoleable. We can also offer recrafting at the original factory to ensure the best hands work on your pair.
Most of our shoes use the following constructions:
If you have specific questions about a shoe, don't hesitate to email us.
Finding your sizing in a new brand can be tricky, however we are experts in this field due to our extensive knowledge of most brands.
To find your size, you would need to use (or provide us with) your average dress shoe size.
The next step would be to look at the description and sizing advice of the shoes you are looking at. Many of our shoes have generous sizing and require half a size down.
Each shoe has an individual sizing advice tab in its description, or you can even refer to our in-depth guide. We strongly recommend that you email us or use the live chat function for advice.
Measurements, Brannock Devices and Sneakers do not help. Sneakers are wildly inconsistent, while measurements and tracings are required for Bespoke and Made To Measure items.
The Noble Shoe has a very flexible 14 Days Return Period for items in stock.
Very often, we travel or something happens with our lives and we forget. As long as it is within reason, we will not refuse a return due to the time.
To return a pair of shoes, they need to be in excellent condition without signs of wear and creasing and with all the original accessories and packaging. We strive to provide high end quality items and care for the experience that the next person will have.
For verification, we will ask you for 1-2 pictures to showcase the condition of the uppers and the sole and then we can proceed with your return.
For returns or exchanges, we charge a one time fee equal to the shipping label cost which is usually around $40 USD.
Custom Made Items (Single MTO, Patina Service, Group Made To Order) from Carlos Santos, Enzo Bonafe, Paolo Scafora, Crockett & Jones and items on clearance are final sale and cannot be returned or refunded.
All shoes are quality controlled before shipping, but if something happens or you notice a defect, we consider it our duty to help you and resolve the issues.
For a detailed guide on our return policy please refer here.
The Noble Shoe is not about sales, but passion.
When I started this brand, I loved shoes and my dream was to become a Bespoke Shoemaker.
I studied Bespoke Shoemaking at one of the best schools in the world: Stefano Bemer Bespoke in Florence (Italy).
A fully handmade shoe can take anywhere between 60-100 hours to produce, with the true definition of handmade and tradition.
Understanding what goes into a shoe and why is a key element to reply to all your technical questions.
There are very few remaining online stores that have the competence and knowledge that The Noble Shoe has.
