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They are made of very thick leather and scuffs can soon be rubbed out. The vamp 'rolls' rather than creases, which is something I like!That leather looks quite unique, I bet it will age well.
I like the red stitching on the “welt”
I like the debate about Steve McQueen's desert boots. It is, of course, possible that he had a big collection of different makes of them. I always thought he was wearing Clark's!
I like the debate about Steve McQueen's desert boots. It is, of course, possible that he had a big collection of different makes of them. I always thought he was wearing Clark's!
I think you are right! ?McQ can be seen wearing these Chukka boots in movies beginning with The Blob (1958)
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to Bullitt (1968)
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to The Thomas Crown Affair (1968)
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and Papillon (1973)
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I think we can assume that either he had a few pairs of the Hutton boots or Hutton had a great restoration program. ?
and Papillon (1973)
nice to know even French penal colonies had some sense of taste and class.
From what I remember of the film, dental care was not of the foremost concern. I suppose that’s the price you pay when you get to have suede boots.And prisoners didn’t escape because the Escargots de Bourgogne was to die for. ?
They do exist some alternatives to the HiTop model, but copies are never the same...Hutton of Northampton | Hutton Boots | Home of the Playtime
Boots the way they used to be made. High quality leathers, natural un-dyed plantation crepe, cotton stitching, calf leather heel socks, and full leather insoles.huttonboots.myshopify.com
The Hutton ones seem quite a nice option. I wonder if they make them or have another maker do them.
Shame they don’t do the McQueen model although I suspect Sanders bought the rights from them which would explain it.