Alden 9794 Snuff Suede Long Wing Blucher

Barrie 11.5. Includes the $$ Alden shoe trees as well. Lightly worn but in terrific condition + have always been in the alden cedar shoe trees. I am particular with my collection of Aldens :) Standard B/D width on all my Adens

10D Barrie, please know your alden size before ordering.  Gemini said These Alden Snuff Suede Long Wing Bluchers (9794) are the quintessential American dress-casual shoe. Known for their rugged charm and legendary comfort, they bridge the gap between weekend denim and weekday flannels effortlessly. Product Highlights Model: 9794 Long Wing Blucher (LWB) Leather: Rich Snuff Suede with a luxurious fine nap that is surprisingly resilient and easy to maintain. Last: Built on the famous Barrie Last, known for its comfortable, slightly voluminous fit. Note: The Barrie last typically runs a half-size large. Most owners size down 1/2 from their standard Brannock size. Sole: Double Waterlock Leather Outsoles for a substantial feel and added moisture resistance. Construction: 360-degree Antique Reverse Welt with a tempered steel shank for lifelong support and easy resoling. Condition & Details Brogueing: Classic wingtip detailing with crisp pinking and a traditional medallion toe. Interior: Fully lined with soft glove leather for a smooth, breathable feel. Versatility: The "Snuff" color is a warm, mid-brown that pairs perfectly with indigo denim, olive chinos, or grey wool trousers. Excellent, lightly-worn condition. They have been well-maintained and show only the typical signs of careful use. Here is a breakdown of the condition by section: Upper & Suede Nap Quality: The Snuff Suede is in great shape with a consistent, velvety nap. There are no major bald spots, deep stains, or "crocking" (dye transfer) visible. Creasing: There is very minimal "rolling" or creasing across the vamps. Suede hides wear much better than calfskin, and these still look quite fresh. Structure: The uppers maintain their original shape without any noticeable sagging or bowing at the ankles. Insoles & Interior Footprints: The leather insoles show light darkening, indicating they have been worn enough to begin the "breaking in" process, but they haven't yet deeply molded to the previous owner's foot. Logos: The gold "Alden New England" heel pad stamps are still crisp and fully legible, which is usually the first sign of a low-mileage shoe. Outsoles & Heels Outsoles: The double waterlock leather soles show standard surface scuffing from pavement. The edges are still thick, and there is no evidence of soft spots or thinning at the ball of the foot. Heels: The dovetail heels (rubber/leather combo) show minimal drag at the outer rear corners. You have plenty of life left before needing a heel tap or replacement. Welt & Stitching: The 360-degree reverse welt stitching is white and clean, suggesting these haven't been stomped through much mud or salt. Summary Verdict These are easily 9/10 condition. They look like they’ve seen maybe 10–15 wears in a dry office environment. They are essentially "pre-broken in" but still have years of life before needing their first trip back to Middleborough for restoration.

Beautiful quality, velvety suede. Please let me know if you have any questions. Check all the pictures for details.

Brand new The sweat is almost velvet like . Beautiful brown color. Please let me know if you have any questions .

Worn around 15 times. Very good condition, stored with cedar shoe trees. Comes with original box and shoe bags.