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guyferguson · Mar 5, 2014

linafelt said:
What's the leather on these black boots...?

It's a black calfskin from Guidi with a sort of "dusted" finish and a slightly tumbled texture. It's really nice. Same leather as the derby shoe we just posted on Instagram.

linafelt · Mar 5, 2014

guyferguson said:
It's a black calfskin from Guidi with a sort of "dusted" finish and a slightly tumbled texture. It's really nice. Same leather as the derby shoe we just posted on Instagram.

Thanks. Looks great..

Diabolical · Mar 5, 2014

guyferguson said:
The Service Boot in Derby Brown Nut will be available tomorrow at noon on viberg.com. It's plain toe on the 2040 last with a commando sole. Price is $680 (USD). This is a really nice casual brown boot. The leather has a ton of character and will age beautifully. It's a great option for those who don't like the way CXL creases and scratches so easily.

Will the boondocker be available tomorrow as well?

guyferguson · Mar 5, 2014

Diabolical said:
Will the boondocker be available tomorrow as well?

Not quite. The Brown CXL will hopefully go up on Friday and then the Boondocker will follow either over the weekend or on Monday.

natt · Mar 5, 2014

I need cordovan soooooo bad...
any models this soon Guy?

BootSpell · Mar 5, 2014

guyferguson said:
It's a black calfskin from Guidi with a sort of "dusted" finish and a slightly tumbled texture. It's really nice. Same leather as the derby shoe we just posted on Instagram.

Oh man, this might be the boot I was ranting needlessly about earlier on in this thread. Guy, can you tell me what last this boot in on? Looks like a black midsole and welt but what kind of sole/heel are they on? Also, are the makeups with that same leather for your other retailers (not on Viberg.com) on the same last or on a different last? Thanks.

dddrees · Mar 5, 2014

dieworkwear said:
Let's talk about how we can raise some horses, kill them, and turn their hides into walnut shell cordovan.

Ok, what's our first step?

dfagdfsh · Mar 5, 2014

should take some pics in natural light.

anyway, pre-brushing, post-conditioning.

wonsmithr8 · Mar 5, 2014

dddrees said:
Ok, what's our first step?

Who's raising the horses?

dddrees · Mar 5, 2014

wonsmithr8 said:
Who's raising the horses?

I'm willing if it means others will help kick in expenses and I get a FREE pair of Walnut Cordovan Boots.

ojaw · Mar 5, 2014

Percheron.
Palomino.
Shetland.

The possibilities are endless.

Scottystyles · Mar 6, 2014

guyferguson said:
Not quite. The Brown CXL will hopefully go up on Friday and then the Boondocker will follow either over the weekend or on Monday.

Guy, will these new 2045 Boondockers have a Dainite sole by any chance?

budapest12 · Mar 6, 2014

dddrees said:
Ok, what's our first step?

Step one: buy crack. Step two: smoke it. : )

Dbear · Mar 6, 2014

FAIK, it's only 1 pair of cordovan boots per horse

Alcibiades · Mar 6, 2014

mtoc said:
I hate to bring this up again, but are people going with their Barrie/Trubalance for the 2030 last D or E width? Or does it make any difference? The 3sixteen website suggests going down a full size for normal or narrow widths for the 2030, but I don't think I've seen that discussed here. I'm liking the sound of this smoke gray Kudu boot, so I want to make sure I can make the best guess for my size

I am an E width in all Alden shoes. My barrie and Trubalance size is 9.5E. My Vibergs are marked 9.5 and fit well.

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