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.
Oiled Rough Out Uplands in Coyote being sewn up for a restock.
Setting hardware on a pair of custom ramblers.
In toe lasting you can really see that pull up effect on Tobacco Snakebite, as the leather is pulled around the last, the oils in the leather are displaced, with the leather lightening in apperanace.
Pair of customized uplands in Black Chromexcel after cork filling.
Adhesive is applied before the midsole is placed and sewn.
Another upland preorder getting outsole stitched.
After outsole stitching, the heel is placed with adhesive and pressed, prior to being locked in with nails.
Pair of Turquoise Bison uplands prior to going through final sanding.
Custom Cafe Washed Horse Rump boots going through a final sanding.
Tobacco Snakebite plain toes right before being boxed up.
Can you please do an MTO Olive Waxed Flesh? Pleeeeeeeeease!
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