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Exchanges & Returns
We want you to love your Oliver Cabell’s. Pretty simple, right? If you’ve ordered the wrong size or have any other issue, you can always exchange or return your order so long as: Your items are unworn, undamaged, in re-sellable condition (i.e. no creases or visible wear on footwear), and in their original packaging.

Your return request is submitted within 30 days of receiving your original order.

Our Factories

LEATHER TANNERY (EST. 1954) - VICENZA, ITALY

Leather is the backbone of our footwear, and we researched over 70 tanneries before finding the perfect partner for our sneakers. Crafting leather since 1954, skins from this tannery has been sought after by major luxury brands for generations due to its high-end finish and natural feel. Producing exclusively full-grain leather (i.e. the best around), the tannery has won international awards around quality, ethical, and environmental practice. We were happy to learn that the factory owners are big supporters of small, family farms as it allows them to track exactly where their hides come from. The result: a premium full-grain leather that matures beautifully over time.

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OUTSOLE FACTORY (EST. 1968) - LE MARCHE, ITALY

The simplest shapes often require the most detail. We worked with an Italian crepe supplier for over a year to create a custom natural rubber for our Chelsea boot outsoles. Using 100% pure virgin Hevea milk (for exceptional comfort and durability) the raw rubber is hand poured into sheets. We import these natural rubber sheets to Spain and partnered with an outsole manufacturer to develop a custom crepe outsole that gives the boots a slightly chunkier appearance, rebelling against the polished, sleek aesthetic of modern dress shoes. The result: a comfortable, stylish outsole that stands the test of time.

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THE SHOEMAKER WORKSHOP (EST. 1998) - ALBACETE, SPAIN

When we set out to make our first shoe, we knew we wanted quality that would stand the test of time. We interviewed over 40 footwear factories throughout Europe but none met the quality and ethical standards we were looking for. We then met Diego, who manages production for a few high-end brands and agreed to help us out. He introduced us to the owner of this factory, Pedro, who has been producing for a handful of small luxury brands for generations. Each pair takes days to complete, as every step is done by hand. In order to execute our designs perfectly, we collaborate closely with Pedro and his team through the entire process.

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Leather Tannery (EST. 1954) – Vicenza, Italy

Leather Tannery (EST. 1954) – Vicenza, Italy
Leather is the backbone of our footwear, and we researched over 70 tanneries before finding the perfect partner for our sneakers. Crafting leather since 1954, skins from this tannery has been sought after by major luxury brands for generations due to its high-end finish and natural feel. Producing exclusively full-grain leather (i.e. the best around), the tannery has won international awards around quality, ethical, and environmental practice. We were happy to learn that the factory owners are big supporters of small, family farms as it allows them to track exactly where their hides come from. The result: a premium full-grain leather that matures beautifully over time.

Margom (EST. 1954) – Le Marche, Italy
The simplest shapes often require the most detail. To create the timeless, low profile look we wanted for the sole of this sneaker, we needed a partner that could craft outsoles the old way, yet marry it with the latest technology. Our initial attempts to work with Margom were difficult due to our lower volume. However, after some persistence and a few introductions we forged a partnership. Founded in 1952 with just two machines and five employees, Margom has become the premier provider for luxury rubber outsoles. Its lightweight design is longer lasting and resistant to splitting and abrasion, and it uses a Shore 70A rubber durometer rating for maximum comfort and longevity. The result: a comfortable outsole that stands the test of time.

The Shoemaker Workshop (EST. 1998) – El Marche, Italy

When we set out to make our first shoe, we knew we wanted quality that would stand the test of time. We interviewed over 40 footwear factories throughout Europe but none met the quality and ethical standards we were looking for. We then met Diego, who manages production for a few high-end brands and agreed to help us out. He introduced us to the owner of this factory, Pedro, who has been producing for a handful of small luxury brands for generations. Each pair takes days to complete, as every step is done by hand. In order to execute our designs perfectly, we collaborate closely with Pedro and his team through the entire process.

Here are foolproof steps to cleaning your sneakers:

• Dip a cloth or brush into a bowl of water.
• Apply a generous amount of shoe cleaner to brush.
• Dip brush back into the bowl of water.
• Scrub shoes creating foaming action.
• Wipe clean with a microfiber towel. Repeat steps 1-5 if necessary.
• Air dry. Apply conditioner.