Clinch is back with yet another masterfully crafted boot with time-honored production techniques and details that take a simple silhouette to the next level.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it... and if it's a near-perfect classic, maybe just occasionally offer it in new, more exotic leathers.
While there's no perfect boot, one could argue that many rough out service boots get pretty darn close. Especially when its a collaboration between two trustworthy names.
Four of Viberg's classic styles come rendered in a natural Japanese cowhide, the perfect leather for summer get-ups that need a rugged edge.
North American bootmakers, Viberg, give their service boot some summer lovin' with pebbled cowhide and a Vibram Morflex sole.
From chelsea to chukka, we've got you covered on the most common types of boots out there and the makers that are known for each style.
Viberg and Division Road merge for another collaboration that's rough and tough.
Viberg keeps things slick with their latest rendition of the Service Boot done up in Black Horsebutt.
A lot can happen in a month. For Viberg, that's exactly how long they needed just to cure the leather for their Crust Horsehide Service Boot.
Viberg returns with reindeer afoot, introducing their Service Boot in vegetable tanned Norwegian reindeer in a warm toast color.
