The Richmond - Asfalto Vachetta Horsebutt (602M) Factory Seconds
Boot and Leather (602M Last)
This is our plain cap toe boot pattern called the Richmond. This Richmond boot features full grain horsebutt leather from the Maryam tannery in Italy. This article is a Vachetta so it is a full vegetable tanned leather. Horsebutt, especially in lighter colors, can exhibit many texture variations along with a honeycomb-style pattern to the grain in certain areas of the hide. While not prominent all over and in every pair of boots, it may occur in any panel of the boot pattern itself. These areas can sometimes be lighter or darker. Pictures shown represent an average of the production run of this leather.
Grade
1 - General production irregularities such as but not limited to an area where a stitching line is slightly crooked, a boot with a toecap being slightly dipped, a left boot being 1/4 of an inch taller or shorter than the right boot, leather scratches inherently part of the hides, leather texture, etc.
Our build focuses on enhanced breath-ability and shock absorption in a more natural way by using leather components. Additional build information along with cutaways can be found under our Craft + Build section.
Leather care
Click here to find out how this leather should be treated.
Have a question before, during or after your purchase? Reach out to us at [email protected] and we would be happy to assist you.
$121.80
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The Richmond - Asfalto Vachetta Horsebutt (602M) Factory Seconds
Boot and Leather (602M Last)
This is our plain cap toe boot pattern called the Richmond. This Richmond boot features full grain horsebutt leather from the Maryam tannery in Italy. This article is a Vachetta so it is a full vegetable tanned leather. Horsebutt, especially in lighter colors, can exhibit many texture variations along with a honeycomb-style pattern to the grain in certain areas of the hide. While not prominent all over and in every pair of boots, it may occur in any panel of the boot pattern itself. These areas can sometimes be lighter or darker. Pictures shown represent an average of the production run of this leather.
Grade
1 - General production irregularities such as but not limited to an area where a stitching line is slightly crooked, a boot with a toecap being slightly dipped, a left boot being 1/4 of an inch taller or shorter than the right boot, leather scratches inherently part of the hides, leather texture, etc.
Our build focuses on enhanced breath-ability and shock absorption in a more natural way by using leather components. Additional build information along with cutaways can be found under our Craft + Build section.
Leather care
Click here to find out how this leather should be treated.
Have a question before, during or after your purchase? Reach out to us at [email protected] and we would be happy to assist you.
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Boot and Leather (602M Last)
This is our plain cap toe boot pattern called the Richmond. This Richmond boot features full grain horsebutt leather from the Maryam tannery in Italy. This article is a Vachetta so it is a full vegetable tanned leather. Horsebutt, especially in lighter colors, can exhibit many texture variations along with a honeycomb-style pattern to the grain in certain areas of the hide. While not prominent all over and in every pair of boots, it may occur in any panel of the boot pattern itself. These areas can sometimes be lighter or darker. Pictures shown represent an average of the production run of this leather.
Grade
1 - General production irregularities such as but not limited to an area where a stitching line is slightly crooked, a boot with a toecap being slightly dipped, a left boot being 1/4 of an inch taller or shorter than the right boot, leather scratches inherently part of the hides, leather texture, etc.
Our build focuses on enhanced breath-ability and shock absorption in a more natural way by using leather components. Additional build information along with cutaways can be found under our Craft + Build section.
Leather care
Click here to find out how this leather should be treated.
Have a question before, during or after your purchase? Reach out to us at [email protected] and we would be happy to assist you.
