Leather Boots

English bridle leather is a leather with a specific finishing process, giving it a unique appearance and feel. It's a great choice for leather goods that have to be sturdy, but also maintain a good appearance.

Will leather work boots stretch? A little. But boots that pinch to the point of being uncomfortable are probably a half-size too small.

A pair of handmade boots does involve a non-trivial sum of money, so it begs the question of how long they'll last. The short answer? Possibly the rest of your life.

Knee pain is a part of life for everyone at some point, but you don't want to create more if you can help it...so where do your leather work boots come into the equation?

Black boots are never a bad choice; they go with everything. But they can be a little like owning a black car. It takes some work to remove the dirt and muck buildup to keep them looking clean.

There's no reason not to wear brown boots. Sure, maybe they don't go best with a tuxedo, but you're going to wear your everyday shoes or boots more than you're going to wear dress shoes.

Logger boots can be bad for your feet if you get a pair that's bad for your feet. A pair of boots that's made correctly, and does what a pair of boots are actually supposed to do, won't be.

Hot oil-stuffed leather is a method of making leather, an extra step in the tanning process. The end result is typically a softer, more pliable leather that retains strength.