Rancourt & Co. Shoecrafters

06/23/2026

Our 20% off sitewide event ends tonight at midnight. Whether you’ve had your eye on a pair of handsewn loafers, camp mocs, or boat shoes, now is the time to make them yours.

Handcrafted in Maine since 1967. Built for wherever the path leads next.

06/22/2026

The line between rugged and refined has always been our favorite place to work.

Handcrafted from Dark Brown Rowdy Bison leather, the Belgrade Camp Loafer carries the character of a camp moc, the confidence of a loafer, and the craftsmanship of generations of Maine shoemakers.

06/21/2026

For us, Father’s Day is more than a holiday.

It’s a reminder that craftsmanship is often passed down the same way values are. Through example. Through patience. Through generations working side by side.

For decades, fathers, sons, brothers, and families have helped shape the shoes that leave our workshop in Lewiston, Maine. Every stitch carries forward a tradition built not only on skill, but on pride in a job done well.

This Father’s Day, we celebrate the men who taught us to work with our hands, stand by our word, and leave things better than we found them.

From our family to yours, Happy Father’s Day.

06/18/2026

For those who still appreciate a printed paper, a handwritten note, and shoes made by hand.

Shop the Belgrade Camp Loafer in Cognac Bison.

06/17/2026

The paths we follow often begin with those who walked before us.

This Father’s Day, honor the people who taught us the value of hard work, craftsmanship, and choosing quality that lasts.

Starting today, enjoy 20% off sitewide and discover handcrafted footwear made in Lewiston, Maine. No code nessary.

06/15/2026

Where the dock ends, the day begins.

The Harrison Boot is built for mornings spent close to the water, long walks that turn into longer conversations, and the kind of adventures that never needed an itinerary. Handcrafted in Lewiston, Maine, for wherever the season takes you.

06/14/2026

Some of the best summer memories begin with a well-worn path.

From the rocky shores of Portland Head Light to the trails, towns, and waterfronts that define a Maine summer, our latest journal explores the places that inspire us and the footwear built to experience them.

Each pair of Rancourts begins its journey in Lewiston, Maine, handcrafted by skilled artisans and designed to accompany you for years of adventures to come.

Read the latest edition of Well-Worn Paths and discover a few of our favorite Maine destinations for the season ahead.

The Places Ahead Well Worn Paths Chapter 10 The Path Continues. Every pair of Rancourt shoes begins its journey in Lewiston, Maine. We've shared how our shoes are made from carefully selected materials to true handsewn construction and generations of craftsmanship. But the story doesn't end when a p...

06/13/2026

A summer wardrobe should work hard without looking like it.

The Court Classic in Parisian Blue is that rare pair that does both. Easy enough for weekends by the water, refined enough for dinner in town, and versatile enough to wear on repeat all season long.

Handcrafted in Maine from premium leather and finished in a rich blue that pairs effortlessly with khaki, white, faded denim, and sun-washed linen.

One pair. Endless summer miles.

06/12/2026

There are easier places to make shoes.

We make them in Maine.

For nearly six decades, we’ve chosen to keep our craft close to home, handcrafting each pair in Lewiston with the belief that where something is made matters.

The coast, the communities, the people, the pride in a job well done—it’s all stitched into every pair.

Made in Maine since 1967.

06/08/2026

For Mike Rancourt, shoemaking isn’t just a profession. It’s a family legacy.

The company was founded by his father, David Rancourt, in 1967, establishing a tradition of handcrafted footwear in Lewiston, Maine that continues today. Over the decades, Mike has helped carry that legacy forward, preserving the values that have defined Rancourt from the beginning: quality craftsmanship, exceptional materials, and a commitment to making products built to last.

Nearly 60 years later, those same principles can still be found in every pair that leaves our factory.