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Capitana Cowboy Boot in White & Black Pearlized Leather

$2,100

Capitana Cowboy Boot in White & Black Pearlized Leather

$2,100

Product Details

A new cowboy boot, named the Capitana, is revisited with sleek modern lines and a layered sole -featuring a block heel with an enameled effect

Details:

  • 100% Calf leather upper
  • 100% Calf leather sole
  • Heel height 50mm | 2 inches
  • Shaft Height: 356mm | 14 inches
  • Circumference: 478mm | 18.8 inches
  • 100% Calf leather upper
  • 100% Calf leather sole
  • Pointed toe
  • Pull tabs at collar
  • Pull-on style
  • Stitching detail
  • Italian sizing
  • Made in Italy

Size and Fit:
Fits true to size.

Sustainable Materials

A new cowboy boot, named the Capitana, is revisited with sleek modern lines and a layered sole -featuring a block heel with an enameled effect.


Details:



  • 100% Calf Leather (Bos Taurus Farmed in Netherlands)/ 100% Calf Sole
  • Dying/Weaving/Finishing Japan (Upper)/ 100% Calf Sole
  • Located in Tuscany, this small Italian Tannery is part of the Leather Working Group Ecopel: This small German tannery is committed to transparency, reducing its footprint by using vegetable tannins and locally sourced hides, while maintaining onsite production to minimize waste.

Based in Padua, Italy, this small leather tannery is part of the Leather Working Group.

This Italian mill has been family-owned and operated by three brothers for three generations. They adhere to a strong internal code of ethics, with a commitment to traditional Tuscan shoemaking and preserving the heritage of artisan craftsmanship at the core of their values. They specialize in vegetable-tanned leathers and have recently applied for ISO 9001 certification.

Calfskin is notable for its durable and pliable nature. Flexible enough for a custom fit, the tightness of the grain provides an elegant and refined surface.

Sustainability is luxury - it shouldn't be two competing concepts.

– Gabriela Hearst
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