Grant Stone - Official Affiliate Thread

[M635Guy]

I regret not getting the kangaroo. If there are any extra 11.5 roos hanging out, lemme know!

Great - I need another 11.5 guy to compete with...

 

[Coolhand0302]

Great - I need another 11.5 guy to compete with...

Imma glass half full kinda guy, so, “another 11.5 guy to buy off of / trade with...” ?

 

[Genericuser1]

Ottawa Boot Natural Kangaroo

Kangaroo leather is known for being lightweight while retaining incredible strength. The natural properties of Kangaroo hide combined with a vegetable tannage, create a durable leather that ages beautifully. Note: This leather will have light scarring and imperfections, similar to Kudu...

www.grantstoneshoes.com

No EEE I'm sad.

 

[GrantStone]

I regret not getting the kangaroo. If there are any extra 11.5 roos hanging out, lemme know!

There should be some extras available next week! We will post and send the newsletter when these are in.

 

[Moeck14]

There should be some extras available next week! We will post and send the newsletter when these are in.

I saw the email on the Natty ones and am sad I already have Natty cxl Ottawas, but if there are extras in the green I may be persuaded!

 

[GrantStone]

I saw the email on the Natty ones and am sad I already have Natty cxl Ottawas, but if there are extras in the green I may be persuaded!

We do have some jungle (green) kangaroo diesels coming next week as well!

 

[FatTuesday]

GS suede LWBs today...

 

[manowar]

For those, like me, who wondered about the characteristics of kangaroo leather, he's a brief run-down: Stridewise Article.

I like the color of the natural and think it would look even better darkened with age. Jungle green looks fantastic as well!

 

[cpr81]

Thank you! Both of those boots are underway now and should be available around March or so. The dark brown rough-out styles will come first however.

Thanks I’m interested in the snuff brass boot. I read back through your previous post and it said it will be snuff kudu, is that correct? Is the snuff color similar to your Bourbon Suede or maybe Aldens snuff suede?

 

[GentlemanJeff]

For those, like me, who wondered about the characteristics of kangaroo leather, he's a brief run-down: Stridewise Article.

I like the color of the natural and think it would look even better darkened with age. Jungle green looks fantastic as well!

Yeah that natural kang looks amazing. Just not a Norwegian toe guy, so probably not for me!

 

[Erikdayo]

These will look nicer once they get dirtied up a bit.

 

[GrantStone]

Thanks I’m interested in the snuff brass boot. I read back through your previous post and it said it will be snuff kudu, is that correct? Is the snuff color similar to your Bourbon Suede or maybe Aldens snuff suede?

Yep, that's correct. It's very close to the bourbon and what the tannery would consider a core snuff color. Brands can adjust their suede colors a little so it's tough to compare and also why we usually rename them to avoid confusion.

 

[cpr81]

Yep, that's correct. It's very close to the bourbon and what the tannery would consider a core snuff color. Brands can adjust their suede colors a little so it's tough to compare and also why we usually rename them to avoid confusion.

Sounds great, I think that one may be my first Brass boot purchase!

 

[7_rocket]

@GrantStone

Do you have any Canadian retailers that carry your shoes by any chance? Silly question.

It was mentioned that lost and found here in Toronto sometimes carry your products

 

[lfzhao5]

@GrantStone

Do you have any Canadian retailers that carry your shoes by any chance? Silly question.

It was mentioned that lost and found here in Toronto sometimes carry your products

Is it just to try on size or avoid bs charged from ups/FedEx ?

If it's the latter, grant stone ship with USPS , you may not get duty(ups and FedEx will charge you duty even though there is no duty, and you have to waste time fight them ) or tax at all.