FAQ
1. What makes Sebago shoes distinctive?
Sebago combines New England heritage, nautical influences, handsewn-inspired construction and classic footwear silhouettes such as Docksides and penny loafers.
2. What is the difference between Sebago Docksides and loafers?
Docksides are Sebago's nautical boat-shoe style, while the brand's loafer collection includes penny loafers and other moccasin-inspired silhouettes intended for broader everyday and dress-casual wear.
3. Are Sebago Docksides still available?
Yes. Docksides remain a major current Sebago collection for both men and women.
4. Does Sebago use suede as well as leather?
Yes. Current collections include both leather and suede footwear, depending on the model.
5. Can Sebago boat shoes be worn off the boat?
Yes. Sebago positions current Docksides as footwear suitable for both seaside and city settings, including casual-chic and business-casual outfits.
6. Does Sebago offer men's footwear?
Yes. Men's collections include Docksides, boat shoes, loafers, moccasins, sneakers, lace-ups and ankle boots.
7. Does Sebago offer women's footwear?
Yes. Women's collections include boat shoes, Docksides, moccasins and other casual footwear.
8. Where was Sebago originally founded?
Sebago was established in Westbrook, Maine, in 1946.
9. Does Sebago still emphasize craftsmanship?
Yes. Sebago describes its footwear as being crafted by expert shoemakers selected according to quality standards, with production taking place in selected workshops around the world.
10. What products does Sebago sell besides shoes?
Sebago currently offers clothing and accessories for men and women in addition to its footwear collections.