After that enormous batch of new releases from last week, this week’s SNBOTW has us catching our breath a bit. We’re highlighting some new collabs between Tricker’s and Division Road, another service boot drop from Viberg, a fantastic boot from Japanese maker Clinch, and more.
Check out more of our release roundups here.
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Clinch Hi-Liner Boot in Black Overdyed Latigo: $1830
These tallllllboys landed at Standard & Strange earlier this week. Made with latigo from Wickett & Craig on the Clinch CN-S last, these boots are oozing with patina potential—the hand-dyed leather will age to a greenish-brown hue. There’s only a few sizes left!
Viberg Service Boot in Rowdy Dachshund: $710
Horween’s Rowdy Dachshund leather is the star of this week’s Viberg service boot drop, paired with the 1035 last on Ridgeway soles.
Viberg Bastion Oxford in Slate Calf Suede: $760
Viberg has also released a squadron of Bastion oxfords in the first wave of their autumn/winter ’21 collection. This time around they’re dialing back the formality on this pattern a bit by pairing it with some vivid colors of calf suede, including the slate above, and also a couple shades of Comipel horsebutt. All of these models are made on the 2020 last with Dainite soles. Find the rest here.
Truman Boot Co. Service Boot in After Dark Waxed Roughout: $460
This moody-looking leather from C.F. Stead should scuff and show its age quite well, and with the Gloxi soles, you’ll feel like you’re walking on a cloud.
Truman Boot Co. Upland Moc Toe in Whiskey Predator: $510
Horween’s beefy Predator leather is a great companion to the rugged Upland Moc Toe boot. These are made on Truman’s 20 last with a Vibram Christy sole.
Truman Boot Co. Gingembre Cammo MTO: $440+
“Gingembre Cammo” is fun to say and even more fun to look at. Customize some service boots in this funky C.F. Stead leather to your liking.
Tricker’s x Division Road Churchill Boot in Black Unicorn: $565
Division Road is doubling up on some Tricker’s this week. First, we’ve got the Churchill in C.F. Stead’s black unicorn (elk) leather. These boots pair ready-for-anything ruggedness (commando soles with a 360 storm welt) with a bit of flair (some subtle pinking).
Tricker’s Division Road Dean Boot in Bronze Unicorn: $565
Also making its return to the DR stable this week, the Dean boot once again comes in C.F. Stead’s bronze unicorn, with a 360 storm welt and commando soles to round it out. Another pair that is rugged yet stylish.