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- For best fit, wear with lightweight socks.
- Please note: Handsewns need little breaking in, but should be worn two or three times before evaluating fit.
Men's Handsewn Moccasins, Camp Moc
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Dark Brown
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Medium D
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Product Details
These men's handsewn moccasins are a customer favorite for their classic style and custom-made feel that only gets better with time.
In 1936 when Leon Leonwood Bean first introduced these shoes, he compared them to the unique comfort of a handmade Native American moccasin. That soft, custom-made feel is still apparent in each shoe sewn today.
- Not available in California.
- Traditional rubber sole with channel grooves for traction on wet surfaces.
- Full-grain leather upper conforms to your foot.
- Removable padded, moisture-wicking insole.
Rated 5 out of
5
by
JBenitez from
The best is going out :(
I have bought at least 4 of these over the past 10 years or so. Terrible to see them kill an icon! Was hoping to get two new size ten pairs as mine were dying
Date published: 2026-01-14
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Rudd from
Please bring back the smoother leather version
Please bring back the smoother leather version, with wider sizes. These current ones don't fit and are uncorfortable compared to the old style.
Date published: 2026-01-08
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Dano from
Great shoes that are being discontinued
Sounds like Bean is done offering Camp mocs for sale. Too bad, all they had to was reintroduce the old style ones with the better leather and sizing. I see more people wearing them lately too as older classic styles gain new appreciation. Glad I have several back up pairs.
Date published: 2026-01-06
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Colgate85 from
Eastman has them for women.
L.L. Bean imports these “hand sewn” Mocs from El Salvador and the quality was noticeably inferior to my previous pair that I’ve had for 25 years. Made in America is why!! Eastman are made in China and they are made better than these new ones, less expensive and carry them for women.
Date published: 2026-01-04
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Lone Writer from
Another flagship product gets the heave
First Bean stopped doing shoe repairs. When the sole or stitching wore out on our extremely comfortable leather uppers, we had no choice but to buy a new pair of Camp Mocs and go through the break-in process again. There are no cobblers near us or I would have taken my shoes for repair locally. After 10 years of near-daily wear, the left sole cracked on my Camp Mocs, and I wanted to replace them. Imagine my surprise to discover that women's Camp Mocs are no longer sold, probably discontinued long ago, while I was blissfully, ignorantly wearing mine (purchased 2014). I decided to buy my husband a new pair to have on standby, as he wears through them more quickly. But based on how few sizes are available, it seems clear that Camp Mocs are being discontinued. This is extremely disappointing, as your footwear category now seems to be boots and an overabundance of sneakers with platform soles. No bluchers, no mocs. Just a smattering of chunky casual shoes with lug soles. I ended up buying Camp Mocs at your footwear competitor in Freeport. My 1-star rating is not for the Camp Moc shoes, which I love and would continue to buy from you if I could. It's for Bean's unfortunate direction away from natural materials straight into the land of synthetic only. It's become tiresome.
Date published: 2026-01-02
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Susie from
Disappointed
I love these but they are not made in women's sizes. I am a women's 8.5 so I ordered a men's 7. They were too big. LLBean I would love if you made these in women's sizes.
Date published: 2025-12-27
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Shanks from
Reliable shoes.
This is my second pair. They seem the same. Slightly generous fit.
Date published: 2025-12-26
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Ken D from
My favorite shoes
Great shoes, last nearly forever. Camp Moc has a roughened leather surface. EE is initially tight for my wide feet but flex and soften with wear. A little neatsfoot oil rubbed in helps the process. Probably my 4th pair in as many decades.
Date published: 2025-12-25
