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John Lofgren Made its Combat Boots in Natural Horween Chromexcel Roughout
There is a new (iron) ranger in town. The John Lofgren Combat Boots in Horween Leather CXL in Natural Roughout, to be exact.
There is a new (iron) ranger in town. The John Lofgren Combat Boots in Horween Leather CXL in Natural Roughout, to be exact.
One look at these Unmarked Brogues and we're baffled as to why we don't see more shoemakers deploy veg-tan leather on low-top formal shoes.
We love these limited edition drops from OSB, the latest being the brand's Trench and Cap Toe Boots, made in waxed Kudu leather from England's C.F. Stead.
The Edward was already one of the best-looking dress boots out there, but then GS went ahead and cut some from one of the newer shell cordovan colorways.
These are a peak service boot, not too slim nor chunky with that Goldilocks just-right toe shape courtesy of OSB's Elston last.
Handmade in Indonesia in limited numbers, these Pigeon Tree Crafting x Santalum stompers are absolutely overflowing with detail.
Whether you use them for saunters into nature or to achieve a rugged style aesthetic, a solid but handsome pair of hiker boots can improve any wardrobe.
Division Road didn't pull up trees with their latest collab with White's, they chopped 'em down.
With the Clara Boot, Red Wing reinforces that hard-wearing, welted heritage boots aren't just for the guys.
The blucher is arguably the most versatile shoe you can own, and Alden – a bastion of quality US shoemaking – makes a cracking pair.
