Role Club By Brian the Bootmaker
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Those look so good @BrianTheBootmaker think I need me a pair.
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^thank you all. [:)]
Thorogood oxfords resoled w/ RC halfsoles and heels.
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Process of making a pair of Role Club engineer boots
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1940's chippewa engineer boots resoled w/ woodsman heel.
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Role Club engineer boots in Black Horsehide w/ a 1940's woodsman heel.
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A pair of brown Role Clubs is quickly moving to the top of my Grail list.
@BrianTheBootmaker what you're doing reminds me a lot of Ryan at WH Ranch (wearing and loving his jeans at the moment). Just a humble guy doing what he is passionate about and making a damn good product at that.
I look forward to owning a pair of your boots in the not so distant future.
Keep it up.
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The last image is the one he posted to his Instagram before mailing them to me. I didn't take any unboxing pics, so that's all I have, lol.
So far they're great! I think maybe a measured just a little bit wrong, because they we slightly loose at first try, but I did what I learned in the military and hot water soaked them, and they fit spot on now.
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Wow! Those look amazing. The brown horsehide is gorgeous!
THANKS!
I'm seriously considering a black pair next year for my birthday, lol!
I plan to email Brian and suggest making belts, or having belts made of matching leathers for boots ordered. I make due with my current brown belt, but a matching belt would be PHENOMENAL… Especially for persons owning the olive boots he offers
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As discussed in the Mister Freedom thread, here are a few shots of my new Role Club Engineers in brown horse. I received them a few weeks ago, but have only managed about a weeks worth of wear because I elected to leave them at home during my stay in the snowy/soggy PNW these last couple weeks.
I can't praise Brian enough for his work. In fact, I love them so much I've already commissioned another pair.
For those considering the Role Clubs, I highly recommend making the trip to Inspiration in LA this year. He'll have a booth where you can touch his work, and receive custom fittings. His shop in LA is great, too, but the draw of Inspiration may be a little easier to justify for travelers.
