It's Friday and we're here with some behind the scenes shots from the production floor. We build our boots here in Eugene, Oregon and we're very proud of our process and the end result, and we think you will enjoy some behind the scenes action.
Washed Horse Rump preorders being cut up.
And a pair already being sewn up.
A restock on Tobacco mocs is coming with a few tweaks.
This is a smooth horse leather from Maryam in vibrant lime green, purple, and deep navy.
Very similar color to an Italian horse rump we've run before.
First batch of Coyote Oiled Rough Outs in our taller, Upland boot.
The welt stitch on the underside of the welt.
Cork will give these Coyote Oiled Rough Outs the perfect foundation to form to your foot.
Before rolling the welt and stitching, the whole midsole is pressed.
Ensuring 100% contact between the welt and the midsole prior to placing and stitching the outsole.
Outsole placed, sanded and ready to be stitched.
Once stitched, and heels place, the boots get their final sanding.
It's almost fall, so this finishing rack filled with Uplands will be a more common sight.
Was wondering if the Purple color is going to be MTO or go on website, would love to get a pair.
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