Thorogood

[neph93]

Lovely colour on the leather ^

[gaseousclay]

I don't know if you guys know this but Mill's Fleet Farm and Duluth Trading Company both sell moc toe boots that are basically rebranded Thorogoods. I'm basing this off of some sluething I had done – the boot profile, the MiUSA hangtag, and state of origin. Makes sense, both companies are Minnesota companies and Thorogood is a Wisconsin company just across the border.

[Matty123]

Most comfortable hard toe "work" boots I've owned. 6" emperor composite toe. And 634s of course

[neph93]

With the exception of the sole and lack of heel, I really like those @Matty123 (I love a bit of heel and I'm not a fan of full rubber soles on boots). I dig the leather, stitching and kilties. But do you wear them solely for working in?

[Matty123]

@neph93:

With the exception of the sole and lack of heel, I really like those @Matty123 (I love a bit of heel and I'm not a fan of full rubber soles on boots). I dig the leather, stitching and kilties. But do you wear them solely for working in?

Thanks bud. Yeah I Only wear these For work. I have other boots for style Purposes. I have a few pair of Alden boots that I'm fond of. These are functional but nice too look at.

[Jordonf9]

Put some Chamberlain on after working on the house this weekend.

[wakeupscreaming]

Started these a week ago

They're slowly getting really comfortable.

[cosmic55]

Does anyone know of any good sellers for Thorogood in the UK or shipped from US if necessary?

Quite like the look of something like this

http://www.midwestboots.com/product/TH814-4269.html

[gaseousclay]

Kinda diggin' these Thorogood 1892 Janesville Nantucket boots.

https://www.contextclothing.com/brands/1892-by-thorogood/janesville-natural-nantucket-814-3781

[Matty123]

Yah. Them are nice!