OLD JOE "THE BOOKMAKER" ARTISAN LEATHER WHOLE-CUT BOOTS

・A new ankle boot inspired by archival pieces from the early 1900s, reimagined with a thoroughly modern aesthetic.

・Featuring a minimalist design, the upper is entirely free of decoration, composed only of a slit at the opening and blind eyelets. To achieve this look, a highly demanding wholecut construction is employed—crafted from a single piece of leather without seams—one of the most technically challenging methods in fine shoemaking.

・The boot is meticulously shaped using traditional lasting techniques, creating a fit that wraps around the foot like a second skin.

・Made from premium cowhide sourced from Badalassi Carlo, a renowned Italian tannery celebrated for its vegetable-tanned leather and Real Vacchetta craftsmanship. Rich in natural oils, the leather offers exceptional patina development over time.

MADE IN JAPAN

【COLOR】

・BLACK

【SIZE】 

・7 1/2 (25.5 cm)

・8 1/2 (26.5 cm)

・9 1/2 (27.5 cm)

【MATERIAL】

・COW LEATHER

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