JOHN LOFGREN

M-43 Service Shoe Boot in Horween Chromexcel Natural Roughout

Description

Details The John Lofgren Bootmaker M-43 Service Shoes are meticulously crafted World War II-style boots, entirely made in Japan. Designed to faithfully replicate WWII Army service boots, the LK-017 design features classic Boondocker paneling and a Munson last. Crafted using Horween Chromexcel, the original supplier to the U.S. Army for the original service shoe during WWII, the boots' construction incorporates classic Goodyear welt construction using USA-made storm welts and is anchored with Vibram's 700 soles and 700 heels. - Built on the original Munson last - Horween Chromexcel Roughout Uppers - Heavy single, triple, and quadruple-stitched sewing - Japanese steel shanks - Embossed padded leather heel pad - 1.5" stacked heel - 6" shaft - USA made Vibram 700 half sole and Vibram 700 heels - Canvas dust bag - Handcrafted in Japan - Lot No. LK-017 Brand Info Hailing from California, John Lofgren's passion for vintage fashion led him to Japan, where he established his inaugural vintage store, "Honky Tonk Company" (H.T.C.), in 2000. Recognizing the superior quality of vintage-inspired new productions compared to the originals, John transitioned to crafting his own line. His creations draw inspiration from timeless classics, featuring contemporary fits and crafted from the finest materials under ethical conditions. All of John Lofgren's products are exclusively manufactured in Japan.

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