Jungle Duffel Camp Boot

Camp Boot

Genuine Handsewn Construction with Mud Guard and Collar. Horween® Chromexcel® Leather Quartered with OD Green Cotton Duck Reclaimedfrom U.S. Army Duffel Bags Once Issued to GIs Deployed to Vietnam. Snag-Resistant Low-Profile Pull with Box X-Stitched Backstay. Gusset Tongue in Glove-Soft Brown Seidel® Leather. Exclusive Honey Vibram® 132 Montagna Sole. Fully-Lined Inner. Waxed Handsewn Thread. Tone-On-Tone Stitching. Antique Brass Eyelets. Chestnut Rawhide Laces.

Note that each pair features unique typography printed initially on the duffel and/or lettering applied by the soldier to whom the duffel was issued.

555 Last

The 555 Last is the classic New England moccasin last. Its medium width and broad toe provide exceptional comfort for nearly all foot types and its shape is well known to generations of outdoorsman from Down East.

Vibram® 132 Montagna Sole

Vibram's 132 Montagna Sole is known as "the sole that conquered Mt. Everest" but it also happens to be the sole that disrupted an industry and made Vibram a household name among outdoorsmen across the globe. Its strength is a product of its simplicity—a one-piece design with no glue or stitching that might be stressed by the elements. Its secret is Vibram's SBR compound, which is lightweight and shock-absorbent, but still rugged enough to take a beating.

Horween® Chromexcel®

Chromexcel is made using proprietary techniques and formulas developed over 100 years ago in a factory still owned and operated by the Horween family in Chicago. It's characterized by a rich pull-up in full aniline, hand-rubbed finish, superior comfort, and durability. Chromexcel was made famous by its patina—the unique character of each hide which comes to life with wear.