The Chippewa 6″ Service Boot is a design created to evoke the style of the original American workman’s boot. Each one is handmade in the United States from full-grain American leather, the sole is Goodyear Welt with a Maple leather heel, it has a Vibram V-Bar outsole and the eyelets are all nickel-plated for longevity.
Chippewa’s boots are all designed to fit 1/2 a size large and they’re designed to require zero break-in time – to save you from those blisters and bruises.
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