2976 Nappa Leather Chelsea Boots BLACK
- SKU: 4Z4CTJAF
In Stock
$109.34
$73.31
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Product And Material
The 2976 Chelsea boot dates back to the 70s. And these tough, timeless boots are notorious for music and mayhem. This pair is crafted from soft Nappa leather that feels worn-in from the first step, and come marked with our signature yellow welt stitching and scripted AirWair heel loop.- Pull-on style, with elastic gussets
- Nappa is the softest leather in our archive: pliable and easy to wear in, with a natural smooth texture
- Our Goodyear-welted lines are heat-sealed at 700 Celsius and reinforced with our signature welt stitch
Material
A lightweight, milled leather, which gives a soft, luxurious handle and appearance.
Care Instructions
Wipe away dirt using a damp cloth. Apply a neutral or correct colored wax based shoe polish. Buff with a Dr. Martens Shoe Brush to restore shine as desired.
Construction
Goodyear Welted
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