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- At the pinnacle of the John Lofgren lineup, the Wabash Boots are a meticulous reproduction of vintage engineer boots. Defined by a calf-length shaft and woodsman heel, the boots pay homage to a variety of workwear silhouettes through a range of details handpicked from John Lofgren's vintage archive. Built using traditional Goodyear welt construction with USA-made storm welts, the boots are finished with Vibram 705 half soles and Vibram 700 heels. Representing Japanese craftsmanship at its finest, the Engineer Boots are the result of countless hours of material sourcing, vintage referencing, and design refinement.
- Lofgren 110 last
- Horween Chromexcel bovine leather uppers
- Heavy single, double, and triple-stitched construction
- Made in Japan brass buckles
- 1.75" stacked woodsman heel
- 10.75" calf-length shaft
- Japan-made steel shanks
- USA-made Vibram 705 half soles and Vibram 700 heels
- Canvas dust bag included
- Handcrafted in Japan
- Lot No. LK-003
- The John Lofgren 110 last runs large and measures approximately a standard D width. We recommend taking a half size smaller than your Brannock size. Please email us at sales@blueowl.us for an individual sizing recommendation.
- Originally from California, John Lofgren developed a passion for vintage fashion that eventually led him to Japan, where he established the Honky Tonk Company (H.T.C.) in 2000. Inspired by the quality and craftsmanship of vintage garments and footwear, Lofgren began producing his own line of meticulously crafted products. Drawing from timeless American and military styles, every John Lofgren piece is manufactured exclusively in Japan using premium materials and traditional construction methods.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
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- Details
- Sizing
- Brand Info
- At the pinnacle of the John Lofgren lineup, the Wabash Boots are a meticulous reproduction of vintage engineer boots. Defined by a calf-length shaft and woodsman heel, the boots pay homage to a variety of workwear silhouettes through a range of details handpicked from John Lofgren's vintage archive. Built using traditional Goodyear welt construction with USA-made storm welts, the boots are finished with Vibram 705 half soles and Vibram 700 heels. Representing Japanese craftsmanship at its finest, the Engineer Boots are the result of countless hours of material sourcing, vintage referencing, and design refinement.
- Lofgren 110 last
- Horween Chromexcel bovine leather uppers
- Heavy single, double, and triple-stitched construction
- Made in Japan brass buckles
- 1.75" stacked woodsman heel
- 10.75" calf-length shaft
- Japan-made steel shanks
- USA-made Vibram 705 half soles and Vibram 700 heels
- Canvas dust bag included
- Handcrafted in Japan
- Lot No. LK-003
- The John Lofgren 110 last runs large and measures approximately a standard D width. We recommend taking a half size smaller than your Brannock size. Please email us at sales@blueowl.us for an individual sizing recommendation.
- Originally from California, John Lofgren developed a passion for vintage fashion that eventually led him to Japan, where he established the Honky Tonk Company (H.T.C.) in 2000. Inspired by the quality and craftsmanship of vintage garments and footwear, Lofgren began producing his own line of meticulously crafted products. Drawing from timeless American and military styles, every John Lofgren piece is manufactured exclusively in Japan using premium materials and traditional construction methods.
