The Split-Toe Norwegian
Design

The Split-Toe Norwegian

The split-toe Norwegian’s origins might be lying in rural working shoes roughly butted together by cobblers for whom hand stitching with ale and w...

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The Balmoral
Design

The Balmoral

The origin of the Balmoral oxford goes back to the middle of the 19th century when boots had become the most common form of footwear for both men ...

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The Blucher Boot
Design

The Blucher Boot

The Modern Boot And Shoe Maker’s 1917 edition refers to the 18th century Prussian general Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher as the inventor of the orig...

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When Calf Meets Elephant
Design

When Calf Meets Elephant

 Elephant leather is soft like suede and has a wrinkled grain pattern whose design varies significantly at different body parts. This robust leathe...

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The Jodhpur Boot
Design

The Jodhpur Boot

Originally worn as a riding boot by the British in India, the Jodhpur serves perfectly well as an all-round casual type of boot. There are many wa...

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