&SONS The Drover Boot Tan

Name: &SONS The Drover Boot Tan
Brand: &SONS
SKU: DROVE-TAN-13
Price: 285.0 GBP
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Colour: Tan

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How the garment fits: regular

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Step back to decades of heritage wear…

"Over half of my wardrobe is now &SONS tops, jeans, boots etc. Says it all really."

INTRODUCING

From railroad workers at the turn of the Century to sheep farmers on the hills of Yorkshire, the humble, rugged work boot has straddled utilitarian, heritage wear and high street fashion for decades.

But as the momentum gathers for garments ‘made to last,’ you don’t need to look further than a handmade Portuguese leather boot to epitomise this revolution.

The Drover boot design was showcased in our first collection and allowed us to offer an entire outfit for the modern Pioneer – to dress them from ‘Cap to Boot’ as the saying went.

This boot style was initially made to provide local quarrying and lead mining industries in north England with rugged footwear that would survive some of the most severe conditions. We have retained the traditional aesthetics of this famous footwear and worked closely with our makers to produce a hardwearing boot weighing in at just 750g.

"Over half of my wardrobe is now &SONS tops, jeans, boots etc. Says it all really."

FABRIC & FEATURES

Enhanced the 'Boot Pull' for easier and swifter fitting, now showcasing our distinctive hand-embossed &SONS 'Ampersand'.
Convenient small leather utility pocket on the right boot, perfect for stashing coins, bottle openers, or other small essentials.
180 Blake stitch around the toe cap, ensuring increased durability.
Soft leather insole adds to the boot's classic appearance and complementary comfort.
To reinforce longevity, genuine leather laces are included, while the heel stack has been securely nailed down for added reinforcement

ORIGINS

The name Drover comes from the ancient legacy of Anglo-Saxon Britain. The name belonged to those who worked driving the livestock from the fields to the markets. This person was called a drover. Many drovers started in Wales and accompanied the animals on foot or on horseback.

For three centuries, the people who dwelled in London, Manchester and other big cities had their meat brought to them by the drovers. This was a vast operation and at its peak, there were more than 2000 animals being driven through the streets of London market every single day.

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