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Channing Lace Up Leather Boots

  • £69.00

    Was £179.00

Channing Lace Up Leather Boots - CHANNING / 321 993

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Channing Lace Up Leather Boots - CHANNING / 321 993

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Channing Lace Up Leather Boots - CHANNING / 321 993

Tan

Tan

Tan

Tan

Jones Bootmaker

Channing Lace Up Leather Boots

  • £69.00

    Was £179.00

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A classic style is given a contemporary twist with Channing. Crafted from beautiful polished leather, the boots are styled with a soft square toe in a minimalist lace up profile. Lined with supple leather for full foot luxury, these boots sit upon a blake stitched lightweight outsole for a modern finish.

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Order Code: 321 993

Gender: Male

Upper: Leather

Insole: Leather

Sole: Other

Width: Standard  (F fitting)




What does it mean?

Blake Stitch


‘A stitch in time saves nine’ a mantra that rings true to all shoe connoisseurs. The Blake stitch is one of the primary construction methods recognised for longevity and a premium quality finish, with the upper sandwiched between the insole and outsole, and subsequently stitched together before the outsole is trimmed, leaving a neat, close-cut finish.

Blake stitched shoes make a lightweight and flexible alternative to Goodyear Welted styles. Invented by Lyman Reed Blake in 1856 directly linked to the Industrial Revolution with its machine-only construction method, thus making the shoes easy to re-sole should your shoe need repairing through time.

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