Furni will release the second round of their “Rockassin” shoe in May 9. You have until them to order a handmade pair.

Here’s what the French Canadian blokes have to say, “It’s time to “rock the moc”. We’ve teamed up with a family owned business with almost 40 years of experience making snowshoes, moccasins and other Indian handcrafts here in Canada to offer you these beauties. These crepe soled ankle high moccasins are made from supple “black”leather. Each pair will be skillfully crafted by hand to order in small batches less than 250kms from our Montreal workshop.”

More images of the shoe after the jump.

Paul Smith is a brand you either love or hate depending on where in the world you reside. In some lands, the brand may be overkill. Luckily in these parts, they still work. These moc boots are money. “Sand suede moccasin boots with a lace fastening through small suede tabs including 2 red ones. Boots have a multistripe pull-on tab, a red brand authentic badge on the tongue and 2 gold rivets on the side.” (MM)

More looks at the Paul Smith Sand Suede Moccasin Boots after the click.

Like many Japanese retailers, Journal Standard likes to have sku’s of their own. Take these versions of the Punto Pigro Moccasin Boot, for example. The camel and chocolate colorways look exclusive to the shop. That’s the thing about the Japanese buyers. They tend to pick or request special makeups that help elevate lines which may not have otherwise garnered such attention.

More looks at the Punto Pigro for Journal Standard Moccasin Boots after the click.

A great take on the classic Wallabee comes to us via Oi Polloi. “The Duckling brown Weaver Moccasin boot is brought to Oipolloi by Japanese designer Hiroshi Takahashi’s High Bridge International company. Produced in Portugal, these shoes are rarely found outside of Japan. Based on the original, and most coveted Clarks Wallabee designs from the late 60’s (when they were still hand-made by Padmore & Barnes in Ireland) the attention to detail displayed throughout the Weaver Moccasin range is as you would expect from our Far Eastern friends… faultless.”

More looks at the Duckling brown Weaver Moccasin after the jump.

Paraboot moves the moccasin boot down to a low top which deserves a look for those in need of something other than a traditional deck shoe. The “Malibu’ shoe is finished in a taupe leather with a classic white non-slip sole. Throw on some thick leather laces and you have a proper shoe for rocking along side your denim or khakis. (chcm)

More views of the Paraboot “Malibu” Moccasins after the jump.

Albam works again with the good people of Quoddy on a great pair of American made (Maine – holla!) deck shoe moccasin. There is something very special about the Quoddy product. As you see from the image, the gumsole finish gives this moc a floating effect which in the end, gives it a comfortable ride throughout. Albam is making these made to order, so be sure to email or call them if you desire a pair. 

More views of the Quoddy for Albam Mocassin Deck Shoe after the jump.

We’ve been on a moccasin kick over the last few weeks. The latest comes in a mid-top studded moccasin from Bess. The black suede leather come with gold studs, suede laces, and ankle fringe. Not for all but we’ll bet you’ll try to pull it off. Available now from OAK NYC.

More views of the Bess Mid Studded Moccasins after the jump.

One of the best moc colorways of the season. This Gucci Moccasin is outfitted in white suede, red calfskin, and black fabric. Perfect for any man with any form of leg coverings – shorts, trousers, denim. Made in Italy (of course) and available now from Neiman Marcus.