Featuring Chromexcel leather from Horween, one of America’s oldest tanneries, the Thorogood 1892 Beloit boots are well suited for any occasion that calls for comfort, durability, and style. These plain-toe boots are inspired by hardworking farmers who spend long days on their feet. They're Goodyear welted, allowing them to be resoled ad infinitum, and built on the company’s No. 60 last: a classic silhouette with a roomy toe box. They also feature a nitrile cork outsole, which is more durable and offers better traction than many alternatives.
Note: At checkout, you’ll have your choice of leather (black, brown, or natural Chromexcel) and size (men's US 7–12 or 13). These boots are a standard D width. As the No. 60 last runs big, the manufacturer recommends sizing down anywhere from half a size to a full size.
Weinbrenner Shoe Company still makes every pair of boots right here in the United States—just as it did when it was founded by Albert H. Weinbrenner, the son of a German cobbler, in 1892. Even in the last 8 years, as Weinbrenner has experienced rapid growth with the release of its Thorogood 1892 line, this Wisconsin-based manufacturer still uses the same machines it acquired in the ‘30s and ‘40s. And why not? In business more than 100 years, Weinbrenner knows better than to mess with a good thing.
Estimated ship date is Nov 26, 2018 PT.
Payment will be collected at checkout. After this product run ends, orders will be submitted to the vendor up front, making all orders final.