Introducing The All New C355 Logger in Stitchdown Construction
Throughout our 169 years of building boots for woodsmen, the 7-inch upper has been reserved for custom orders alone. Despite its popularity across the Pacific Northwest trades, especially forestry, our catalogs have never offered a 7-inch upper as a standard choice. The reason for the raised height of the upper is due to several factors. It provides additional support for the ankle while still maintaining the versatility found in our iconic 6-inch upper. The additional inch in height also balances the weight and lift of the Vibram Lug sole against the ground, which better supports the foot and ankle on uneven trails, shifting terrain, and steeper slopes. Drivers, cruisers, choke setters, and forestry workers have been making this choice for years and now it's available to our growing list of workers across the world.
Stitchdown Construction
Our stitchdown construction type offers a more secure fit and feel than a Goodyear Welted boot, but takes much less time to manufacture than our true hand-sewn stitchdowns. Still hand-lasted and hand-bottomed, the liner of our stitchdown boots is glued down to the bottom of the insole. Then the vamp is turned out, and the midsole and bottom are machine-stitched together through the vamp. Removing the hand-welting process shortens the production time significantly, allowing us to offer a rugged, comfortable boot without the high price of a truly hand-sewn boot.
WHITE'S BOOT C-355 LOGGER 7 BOOT (STITCH DOWN, DOUBLE SHOT LTHR, 5 COLORS)
