A saddle shoe is a type of shoe that typically features a white leather toe and a contrasting color leather "saddle" that extends over the arch of the foot, often in black or brown. The design is typically associated with casual attire and was popularized in the 1950s and 1960s in the United States. While originally designed for sports such as golf and tennis, saddle shoes have become a popular fashion item, particularly among retro enthusiasts and the rockabilly subculture.

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