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Footwear to go with our jackets
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John Lofgren Monkey Boots Shinki Horsebuttt - $1,136 The classic monkey boot silhouette in an incredibly rich Shinki russet horse leather. -
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Both pairs are absolutely stunning. Thnx for sharing.
Anyone here have experience with Indonesian boot maker Jakkrabbits?
https://jakkrabbits.com/product/made-to-order-service/
A few of their models looks quite nice, and they offer Badalassi bone. Feeling tempted to get a pair to match my Thedi jacket in the same leather.
Anyone that has ordered from them and can comment on the construction, stitching, sizing, order experience, wait times, customer service etc?
https://jakkrabbits.com/product/made-to-order-service/
A few of their models looks quite nice, and they offer Badalassi bone. Feeling tempted to get a pair to match my Thedi jacket in the same leather.
Anyone that has ordered from them and can comment on the construction, stitching, sizing, order experience, wait times, customer service etc?
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Another stitch popped not long after the fisrt one. Other than that they're holding up well.
There was some kind of foam padding under the insole that I removed because they were getting a bit uncomfortable after wearing them for a while.
Re sizing they send you a video on how to measure your feet. After double checking with them I ended up ordering my usual size.
I'll post some updated pictures when I'm back home.
Footwear to go with our jackets
I will look into this to see if it would be good in my Florida tropical climate. We have very few cool days and I like wearing boots even in summer but even at night it’s in the 80’s so moisture is a problem. It’s either wear boots in the heat or not at all and I’ve really come to love the look...
Footwear to go with our jackets
I will look into this to see if it would be good in my Florida tropical climate. We have very few cool days and I like wearing boots even in summer but even at night it’s in the 80’s so moisture is a problem. It’s either wear boots in the heat or not at all and I’ve really come to love the look...
Another stitch popped not long after the fisrt one. Other than that they're holding up well.
There was some kind of foam padding under the insole that I removed because they were getting a bit uncomfortable after wearing them for a while.
Re sizing they send you a video on how to measure your feet. After double checking with them I ended up ordering my usual size.
I'll post some updated pictures when I'm back home.
Thanks man! Bummer about the threads popping for sure.
Yeah I know they're supposed to be workboots but still I was a little annoyed that it happened when they were brand new.
Here are a few pictures.
Hope it helps.
Here are a few pictures.
Hope it helps.
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You guys have so many amazing boots. I’m jealous for sure.
I haven’t made a post in while, so I thought I would show you the difference between about a years wear, probably 2-3 times a week rotating between these Rocaro Shell Cordovan service boots, my Whites MP CXL and my Viberg 2030’s horsebutt.
They are Junkard from Indonesia which have some of the more realistic prices for their products in comparison to living cost, for shell cordovan as long as you don’t mind the Italian Rocado but their Shinki Shell and Horween are more than Alden Shell Cordovan. But for me they do not seem as durable but that’s not scientific by any means.
As a personal choice I factor living cost when purchasing handmade products everything from wallets, Watch Straps, woodwork items and obviously Boots, they are starting to raise prices considerably which makes it hard for North American and European small artisans to make a living, which is sad for people who might want to enter this leather making business.
This is my patina from about a year, the pic at the bottom shows them new. I like the color change. They look like bourbon horween now
I haven’t made a post in while, so I thought I would show you the difference between about a years wear, probably 2-3 times a week rotating between these Rocaro Shell Cordovan service boots, my Whites MP CXL and my Viberg 2030’s horsebutt.
They are Junkard from Indonesia which have some of the more realistic prices for their products in comparison to living cost, for shell cordovan as long as you don’t mind the Italian Rocado but their Shinki Shell and Horween are more than Alden Shell Cordovan. But for me they do not seem as durable but that’s not scientific by any means.
As a personal choice I factor living cost when purchasing handmade products everything from wallets, Watch Straps, woodwork items and obviously Boots, they are starting to raise prices considerably which makes it hard for North American and European small artisans to make a living, which is sad for people who might want to enter this leather making business.
This is my patina from about a year, the pic at the bottom shows them new. I like the color change. They look like bourbon horween now
These look fantastic!
Thank you for the kind words.
I love this forum and this thread especially.
Ill post some more of my exotic boots soon!!
Please do!
LeatherHunter
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A pair if Alico mountaineering boots family owned and built in the Italian alps. Very robust and going to take a bit to break in.
Thank you so much for these. The boots look very solid. Are you happy with the fit?
I am yes.
I don't know much about shoe lasts so I can't give a detailed description but if it's any help they fit me as well as my Grenson and Trickers.
And after removing the padding under the insole heel I find them to be more comfortable to wear all day long than before. At some point I'll probably swap them for proper leather insole though.
Oak Street boot makers had a sale. I always wanted to try their trench boots.
I have always been concerned about the fit. I ordered a 10D and 9 1/2 D trench with danite sole and natural cxl planning to return one.
They guessed I would be a 9.5D same size as the iron ranger even through website says go true to size which I would be a 10D.
The 9 1/2D fits me best. I wear a 9.5D alden indy, iron ranger, truman, whites.
However, the right heel has some ****ty stitching and heel sanding that I am not fond of see attached pics.
Nice boot but idk i look at construction and materials of a franks, nicks, wesco for similar price and this seems a little underwhelming. Leather is 5.5-6 oz.
The stitch issue Probably doesn’t compromise the integrity of the boot per se but for a near $600 boot should be cleaner.
Not sure I want them to ship me another pair and risk another qc issue and more return shipping on me or just return and refund both.
Any thoughts?
I have always been concerned about the fit. I ordered a 10D and 9 1/2 D trench with danite sole and natural cxl planning to return one.
They guessed I would be a 9.5D same size as the iron ranger even through website says go true to size which I would be a 10D.
The 9 1/2D fits me best. I wear a 9.5D alden indy, iron ranger, truman, whites.
However, the right heel has some ****ty stitching and heel sanding that I am not fond of see attached pics.
Nice boot but idk i look at construction and materials of a franks, nicks, wesco for similar price and this seems a little underwhelming. Leather is 5.5-6 oz.
The stitch issue Probably doesn’t compromise the integrity of the boot per se but for a near $600 boot should be cleaner.
Not sure I want them to ship me another pair and risk another qc issue and more return shipping on me or just return and refund both.
Drzdave58
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That’s unacceptable to me. They should be B grade imo.
Jasonissm
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I would return those, I have a pretty meh standard for PNW like Wesco, I've seen some bad examples from them so I was alright with a little imperfection on my Wesco. Those OSB look pretty bad, the stitch is completely ripped. They should be saddle stitched so they won't unravel, I would either 1. return for refund/exchange or 2. reach out see if they offer a "seconds" quality partial discount if you can live with it.
The person working their IG reached out pretty quick after messaging them. Said it should not have gone out like that and they said email them and get a free return label. Good service just wish I woulda been walking around tonight with a smile and new boots.
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