Great Plains Grey Suede Moccasins Trimmed With Grey Rabbit Fur Beaded

Step Into Authentic Canadian Heritage

Experience the unmatched warmth and artistry of authentic handcrafted Indigenous moccasins. Made in Canada by Great Plains, these moccasins are not just slippers—they are a testament to traditional craftsmanship. Perfect for navigating the cold Canadian winters or relaxing at home, they blend cultural history with modern comfort.

Why These Are The "Real Deal":

Unlike mass-produced footwear, every pair of Great Plains moccasins tells a story.

• Authentic Materials: Wrapped in genuine rabbit fur and supple grey suede, these moccasins offer natural insulation that synthetic materials simply cannot match.

• One-of-a-Kind Artistry: Featuring unique hand-beaded designs on the vamp, no two pairs are exactly alike. You are wearing a piece of art, not just a shoe.

• Superior Comfort: Built with a double-padded sole and a warm fleece lining, they provide a cloud-like feel for all-day wear.

Features:

• Origin: Proudly Made in Canada by Indigenous artisans.

• Materials: Genuine Rabbit Fur trim, Premium Suede exterior, Fleece lining.

• Sole: Durable double-padded sole for exceptional cushioning.

• Design: Traditional low-ankle style with hand-sewn beadwork.

Support Local, Wear Authentic

When you choose these moccasins from Sheepskin and Things, you are supporting a Nanaimo-based business dedicated to keeping traditional Indigenous footwear styles alive. Don’t settle for imitations—step into the warmth of genuine Canadian heritage.

History Of Great Plains Moccasins 

A History of Great Plains Moccasins: A Saskatchewan Tradition

While precise historical records may be limited, the story of Great Plains Moccasins likely begins with the rich tradition of Indigenous footwear in the Canadian Prairies. For centuries, Indigenous peoples of the region crafted moccasins from soft leather, providing warmth and comfort in the harsh climate.

• Early Beginnings: It's probable that early settlers in Saskatchewan observed and adapted these traditional techniques. The need for durable and comfortable footwear in the challenging prairie environment likely spurred the development of local moccasin-making.
• Growth and Evolution: The exact origins of the "Great Plains Moccasins" factory are difficult to pinpoint. However, it's likely that small-scale production began within local communities, perhaps as a cottage industry. Over time, these individual efforts may have coalesced into a more formalized production process.
• Focus on Quality and Craftsmanship: The enduring success of Great Plains Moccasins likely hinges on a commitment to quality and traditional craftsmanship. Utilizing high-quality leathers and furs, skilled artisans likely honed their techniques, passing knowledge down through generations.
• A Symbol of Saskatchewan: As the brand grew, it became synonymous with quality and comfort, representing a unique piece of Saskatchewan's cultural heritage.