Drew's Boots USA 6" Moc Toe - Tan Latigo

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Drew's 1918 USA Built Moc Toe – Tan Latigo American leather. American outsole. Serious work boot construction. The Drew's 1918 USA Built Moc Toe takes everything we've learned from more than 100 years in the boot business and puts it into a straightforward 6' moc toe built with exceptional materials - without the exceptional price tag.

'A Working Man's Boot at a Working Man's Price.' The star of this boot is the leather. We use premium Tan Latigo from Wickett & Craig, one of America's oldest and most respected tanneries. It's a substantial full-grain leather with the durability you'd expect from a serious work boot and the kind of character that only gets better with age.

Scuffs, creases, and wear become part of the boot rather than something you need to hide. Underfoot, we paired it with a USA-made Meramec wedge outsole for all-day comfort and traction on concrete, shop floors, and everyday terrain. And we didn't cut corners inside the boot either.

You get a genuine leather Goodyear welt, a leather heel counter, and a steel shank - the same fundamentals we believe belong in a well-built work boot. This is where more than a century of Pacific Northwest boot knowledge meets some of the best materials we could put into a boot at this price.

No gimmicks. No shortcuts. Just a darn good moc toe. Features Premium Wickett & Craig Tan Latigo full-grain leather USA-made Meramec wedge outsole 6' Moc Toe Leather Goodyear welt construction Leather heel counter Steel shank for support and stability Oil and slip-resistant wedge outsole Built from over 100 years of Pacific Northwest boot experience USA Built – bottomed and hand-finished in the United States Premium American materials.

Proven construction. A better boot for the money. Boots are built with Globally sourced components. Boots are bottomed and finished in the United States with American-made Wickett & Craig leather and Meramec outsoles.

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