THE LOGGER
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BOOT NAME: THE LOGGER
ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE: 1940
MATERIALS: BRIAR OR BLACK OIL SLICK FULL-GRAIN LEATHER, STEEL SHANK, LUG OUTSOLE, GOODYEAR WELT WITH STORM BEAD, PURITAN TRIPLE STITCHING
DATE OF MANUFACTURE (PAIR): 2025
Ahead of towns, roads, railways, and power lines, the Loggers went first. And still, they stand. These boots thrived in forests and fields, on dirt roads and jobsites, carving out the future for America. Never meant as fashion, but as foundation. May they remind you that timelessness isn’t about style. It’s about standards. First introduced in 1940, the Logger was designed for lumberjacks who needed firm footing, support for long hours, and protection from the unforgiving terrain. With its 8-inch height, steel shank, lug outsole, and leatherboard doubler, the boot was engineered to meet the harsh demands of the logging industry. Preserved here in its original silhouette, the Logger remains a symbol of rugged durability and honest craft. Even 85 years after its debut, it continues to be built with the same materials and methods — a rare example of functional design that never needed rethinking.
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