Seventy years ago, in the shoe-rich state of Maine, a collection of businessmen collaborated to open a hand-sewn footwear factory. That factory, built in 1946, became Sebago, the American footwear brand that has become synonymous with craft, quality and comfort. This is even echoed in their slogan of “Life Well Crafted.” Throughout its history, Sebago has been so revered that it earned the status of the official supplier for the U.S. sailing team.
Today it is easier than ever to dress for success with Sebago shoes. They are currently up to 40 percent off (more in some cases), and there is nothing like a new pair of shoes to kick off the summer. Fourteen different pairs are discounted in this sale. Here are a few of the best deals:
These moccasins normally cost over $100, but today are available for under $50:
This sale is advertised as “up to 40 percent off.” But these mocs are over 50 percent off (Photo via Amazon)
Sebago Men’s Kedge Tie Oxford, Dark Brown Embossed Suede on sale for $49.99
These brown Collier Chukkas normally cost $115. Today, you can save fifty bucks and get them for under $64:
This sale is advertised as “up to 40 percent off.” But these Chukkas are 45 percent off (Photo via Amazon)
Sebago Men’s Collier Chukka Boot, Dark Brown Suede on sale for $63.49
There’s nothing like a new pair of boat shoes to start the summer. These Spinnakers, normally $100, would be a good start, as they currently can be had for $60.
Sebago makes boat shoes for the U.S. sailing team. This pair of Sebago boat shoes is 40 percent off (Photo via Amazon)
Sebago Men’s Spinnaker Boat Shoe, Green/Dark Brown Nubuck on sale for $59.99
As the above deals indicate, “up to 40 percent off” in this case often means “more than 40 percent off.” This is a deal so sneaky it hides behind the understated sale notice — talk about “under-promise and over-deliver”!
Sebago shoes — “up to 40 percent off” (and higher)
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