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John Lobb

Brown Boots made of Suede

890.00 € EUR
1,850.00 € EUR 890.00 € EUR
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A rugged and contemporary version of the balmoral derby boot, inspired by a 1940’s ski boot preserved in the John Lobb archives. Alder features a bellows tongue and a cushioned collar alongside signature palladium lace hooks and the finest leathers, allowing for refinement and function in any terrain.

  • Inspired by a 1940s ski boot preserved in the John Lobb archives
  • Refinement and function in any terrain
  • High-quality materials such as suede leather and palladium finish
  • Heavy lug rubber soles for protection and grip
  • Goodyear Welted construction for a lifetime of wear.

 

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