Comstock - Made to Order

The Try-on Boot Process is recommended for first time customers to get the best fit. With this option, we mail you the measuring kit and we actually send you a try-on pair of boots based on your tracings and measurements! Price includes us shipping the try-on boot to you and the return shipping of the try on boot.

If you are choosing your own size, Nicks will not issue a return or exchange. Our boots typically run true to the Brannock measuring device size, +/- 1/2 size. No returns or exchanges will be permitted Made-to-Order boots. A 15% restocking fee will apply for standard configuration boot returns.

If you are choosing your own size, Nicks will not issue a return or exchange. Nicks utilizes a alphabetical size scale. AA is the narrowest and FFFF is the widest. D is the most common width. E is the next most common width. No returns or exchanges will be permitted Made-to-Order boots. A 15% restocking fee will apply for standard configuration boot returns.

Brown 5-6oz-Light-Duty: Our best brown option for light duty. Sourced from either Seidel in Milwaukee, WI, or Horween in Chicago, IL. Black 5-6oz-Light-Duty: Our best black option for light duty. Sourced from either Seidel in Milwaukee, WI, or Horween in Chicago, IL. Predator 5-6oz-Light-Duty: Brown with incredible orange pull-up. Patinas very well. For those who want a bit of a distressed brown look. Brown Waxed Flesh 5-6oz-Light-Duty: This leather is made almost exactly the same way as CHROMEXCEL®, but instead it is finished on the flesh (or suede side). This colors, waxes, seals, and lays the nap of the flesh flat. Durable and extremely stylish for those who like a distressed look. Natural Waxed Flesh 5-6oz-Light-Duty: This is the lighter version of the Waxed Flesh above. Tobacco Stampede 5-6oz-Light-Duty: This is the classic orange tone that made Moc-toe boots legendary in the midwest. Although it is prone to scuffing, it is durable, breaks in well, and is classy for light duty applications. Black Smooth - 7-8oz-Work: You just can't go wrong with our Black Smooth. We've been using it for over 50 years. Polishable, but requires work. Black Raindance Roughout 7-8oz-Work: Same as the Black Smooth, just the "rough side" of the hide. Choose this for the lowers as the foot portion takes the beating. Chocolate Smooth 7-8oz-Work: Lighter in color compared to the Walnut. Tends to be a little "boardier" or stiff than the Black and Walnut. Chocolate Roughout 7-8oz-Work: Same as the Chocolate Smooth, just the "rough side" of the hide. Choose the "Roughout" for the lowers as the foot portion of the boot takes the beating. Walnut Smooth 7-8oz-Work: This is our go-to for Brown. We've been using it for 50 years. Not the "prettiest" leather, but it's tough. Walnut Roughout 7-8oz-Work: Same as the Walnut Smooth, just the "rough side" of the hide. Choose the "Roughout" for the lowers as the foot portion of the boot takes the beating. Tan Teton Roughout 7-8oz-Work: Our lightest color. Smooth not recommended as it looks like "baby-poop". Choose this for the entire boot. Can pass as Coyote Tan for for military applications.

Cut Top - "Softest" feel on the ankle bone. Standard Top - Extra strip of reinforced leather called "top facing". Classic and sturdy. Standard for all our work boots. Rolled Top - Very classy accent. Comes standard on Roberts and Falcons.

Brass - The most durable and classic option. Antique - Bronze in color. Brass base will shine through when bronze plating wears. Nickel - Brass base will shine through when nickel plating wears. Gun Metal - Blackish-Grey. Mat finish. Brass base will shin through when finish wears.

Soft Toe: Recommended. Maximizes Toe box comfort. Work leathers are plenty durable without any structure in the toe box. 9 out of 10 customers use a soft toe. Celastic Toe: Felt-like cloth infused with a hardening resin. Keeps the toe box from "sagging". Recommended for dressier boots. Some toe interference. Celastic Toe Thick: Not recommended. A thicker version. Toe box comfort not guaranteed. Not safety rated, but is "bump" resistant.

Select "yes" for work boots only if you really use your toe as a tool (i.e. resting or lifting items with your toe. Toe box comfort is reduces with toe caps as the leather doesn't stretch much. Keep in mind that our leather is nearly 2-3 times thicker than mass-produced work boots. Just because you are wearing through your non-Nicks boots, doesn't mean you will ours.

430-mini: Shallower tread than the V100 but with oil-resistance. Excellent for those who want grip and durablilty, but don't need the deep lugs of the V100. 269 Westerner: Mini rib pattern. Most common "dress" sole. Doesn't track in mud or dirt. Dainite: Originally designed in 1910 by Harboro Rubber Company in the UK. The famous studded pattern was designed so that the sole does not attract or store dirt. V-Bar: Features a traditional chevron pattern which provides grip but is easy to clean. Tends to wear about the same as the 430-mini. Leather: Looks great and is light-weight, but offers no grip. Classic appeal, but lacks function.

Black - Hides all the sins. Most common for black boots. Brown - Most common for brown boots. Natural - The most natural look. Default for light duty/dress casual boot. A inexpensive way to give a darker work boot some flare/color contrast. Default ink for Honey Vibram soles.

Recommended for those working on concrete/hard surfaced or who don't mind a little cushion. Boots are sized one width wider to accommodate the insole. If you are choosing your size, choose a size one width wider. This is an unstructured insole. Not recommended for safety toe boots as the insole may push the toes up into the structured toe box.