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Rancourt & Co Five-Eyelet Mudguard Boots

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Rancourt & Co Five-Eyelet Mudguard Boots

Item# MH00186

$ 398.00

Description & features

Rancourt & Co., a family owned company in Maine, applies three generations of experience crafting their leather shoes. Their well-honed process of shaping the leather to the last and hand-stitching it in place creates a shoe of exceeding comfort and quality. These mudguard boots are made from genuine Horween leather and feature green rawhide laces. Vibram® leather outsole with a double leather midsole. Stacked leather wedge heel. Made in the USA.

  • Color: Brown
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Description & features

Rancourt & Co., a family owned company in Maine, applies three generations of experience crafting their leather shoes. Their well-honed process of shaping the leather to the last and hand-stitching it in place creates a shoe of exceeding comfort and quality. These mudguard boots are made from genuine Horween leather and feature green rawhide laces. Vibram® leather outsole with a double leather midsole. Stacked leather wedge heel. Made in the USA.

Item# MH00186
 
Rancourt & Co Five-Eyelet Mudguard Boots 5 5 1 1
Outstanding boots, superb American craftsmanship I bought these on-line after I saw them on display at the Michigan Avenue store. The brown leather is slightly darker in person than the photo on the website suggests, and the pair at the store and the pair that I received had green rawhide laces, not brown laces as depicted in the website photo. But I personally think the boots look better in person than they do on-line. The leather has a rich texture and a strong aroma, which are both pleasing. They are very comfortable right out of the box without much need for breaking in. But after seeing them in the store I ordered a size 8.5, which is a full size down from the size 9.5 I wear in most dress shoes. My sizing advice is if you are going to wear thick winter/hiking socks, buy the same size you would wear in dress shoes. If you are going to wear thin dress socks, order a full size down from your dress shoe size. These boots are expensive, but in my opinion they're worth it. The quality is great, and you will be supporting American craftsmanship. November 29, 2012
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