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The Original Steel Cap is inspired by British Army Boots and are distinguished by their three row puritan stitch on the toe cap, 100% leather upper (vegan friendly available) and a tough but flexible cleated rubber sole. The uncompromising army boot last features the leather covered steel cap or the unique exposed metal toe.
Distinguished by its 001-product code number, Apollo was one of the very first Underground designs to be produced and was available from day one for boys and girls. Built on a sharp toe last named Meteor, the Apollo key features are the single buckle its corrugated sole design, an interlace weave on the apron. Apollo is available on a single, double, and triple height sole.
The Original Wulfrun Creeper – this version in Vegan-friendly material that is also environmentally sensible.
The upper reproduces the characteristics of natural cowhide in a microfibre. It’s a washable, lightweight antibacterial, eco-friendly and a highly resistant product.
Our Custom-Made service allows customers to select any of our original designs. Using the long-term relationship with our manufacturers to build up trust and a cooperative spirit this enables us to offer customers the option to select special colours or materials to produce one pair that is custom made for them. No mass over production and waste.
Step-by-step we work to improve our environmental footprint. As an independent company we can use our freedom to select products from ethical and local suppliers and we are able to commit to small batch production.
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