Vintage

In 1459, a young Rao Jodha founded the city of Jodphur in Rajasthan, India. Referred to as Sun City, located right outside the trade alley into Delhi, residents of Jodhpur lived high in the rock mount...

Vintage-Eliza

Originated from the style worn by ship and train engineers during World War II, this classic round-toed boot is fashioned on a riding boot last with antiqued buckles. Our boot is expertly crafted to f...

In rich leather with gently distressed details, this legendary style is an homage to the Congo boot style worn by train engineers during the railroad boom of the 1800s.

In rich leather with gently distressed details, this legendary style is an homage to the Congo boot style worn by train engineers during the railroad boom of the 1800s.

Although popularized in the United States, the Western style boot was originally imported from Spain in the early 1500s. Each boot was individually handmade until the Industrial Revolution rolled arou...

Although popularized in the United States, the Western style boot was originally imported from Spain in the early 1500s. Each boot was individually handmade until the Industrial Revolution rolled arou...

Modeled after the square toe boots worn by American Civil War soldiers, the harness is one of the latest entries to our Vintage collection. Simply, this boot was designed to protect the ankle from hea...

As the name suggests, these are boots used by tank crewmen in the military. During WWI, then Captain George Patton, Jr. adopted this idea from the French military. These boots do not utilize laces tha...

Often referred to as turf shoes, this ankle boot was king of the polo fields in the 1800s until it was adopted by the fashionistas of the 1950s. The Chukka was the inspiration of the desert boot craze...

Tanker Boots

Modeled after the square toe boots worn by American Civil War soldiers, the harness is one of the latest entries to our Vintage collection. Simply, this boot was designed to protect the ankle from hea...

Often referred to as turf shoes, this ankle boot was king of the polo fields in the 1800s until it was adopted by the fashionistas of the 1950s. The Chukka was the inspiration of the desert boot craze...

The first sighting of the infamous Engineer boot was in 1938. Crafted on an English Riding Boot last with a stovepipe leg, the Engineer was adored by the true engineers of the Depression Era: ship eng...

Born in Scotland circa 1900, this traditional Country Shoe has brogued (punched) leather to help the water drain out of the shoe in the damp Scottish marshes. When it made its way to America in the 19...

Tanker Boots

As the name suggests, these are boots used by tank crewmen in the military. During WWI, then Captain George Patton, Jr. adopted this idea from the French military. These boots do not utilize laces tha...

Often referred to as turf shoes, this ankle boot was king of the polo fields in the 1800s until it was adopted by the fashionistas of the 1950s. The Chukka was the inspiration of the desert boot craze...

The first sighting of the infamous Engineer boot was in 1938. Crafted on an English Riding Boot last with a stovepipe leg, the Engineer was adored by the true engineers of the Depression Era: ship eng...

Often referred to as turf shoes, this ankle boot was king of the polo fields in the 1800s until it was adopted by the fashionistas of the 1950s. The Chukka was the inspiration of the desert boot craze...

This pattern is modeled after the original Congo boot dating back to the early 1700s. This boot was named after a person who drove trains during the growth of the industry in the northeast United Stat...

This pattern is modeled after the original Congo boot dating back to the early 1700s. This boot was named after a person who drove trains during the growth of the industry in the northeast United Stat...