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1460 8 Eye Boots
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Size & Fit Information
This shoe is available in whole sizes only. If you wear a half size, please size down.
Sizes listed are US sizes.
Sizes listed are US sizes.
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DETAILS
- Leather: Cowhide
- Slip-resistant AirWair sole
- Pull tab at heel
- Goodyear welts
- Combat boots
- Flat profile
- Lace-up at top
- Rubber sole
- Imported, Lao People's Dem. Rep.
Style #DRMAR30091
Measurements
Heel: 1.25in / 29mm
Platform: 0.5in / 15mm
These iconic Dr. Martens combat boots have the classic "8-eye" style and are built to last with Goodyear welts. These Mono 1460 boots will keep you looking funky and fresh for years to come
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About the Designer
As you might expect from a shoe of such iconic status, the Dr. Martens brand has a storied history that spans more than a century. It begins very quietly in 1901, with the shoemaking Griggs family of Wollaston, England—and continues in 1945 in Munich, where a young soldier with a foot injury invented an air-cushioned sole to aid his recovery. His name was Dr. Klaus Maertens, and the iconic Dr. Martens combat boot was designed only after his invention made its way to England. On April 1, 1960 (hence the name “1460”), the 8-eye Dr. Martens 1460 boot arrived on the scene—and never left. As true fashion originals, it's fair to say that Dr. Martens will probably go out of style when jeans do: never!
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True to size, the leather is very very resistant and the model itself is designed to fit wide foot also. It really moulds to your feet after breaking in. Also, very important to also buy the Wonder Balsam from Dr Martens to nourish the leather and help it keep its shape and smoothness
Sizing: True to Size / As Expected
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A little bit heavier than I think. Size is perfect. Hard and cool
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