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First Look | Heritage Research Autumn 2010 Footwear

11 June 2010, 20.35 | Posted in Shoes | 1 comment »

Selectism - Heritage Research Autumn 2010 Footwear

Heritage Research sends over some preview looks of their forthcoming Autumn 2010 footwear collection. We finally have a look at their Viberg collaborative boot and more. “The HR Country Brogue and Monkey Boots are benchmade in Northampton, England. The Country Brogue is made from pale grey suede and the Monkey Boot from tan bullhide… The Viberg for HR Mountain Boot is constructed from a one piece upper with no side seams made from Red Dog Steer leather and has a goodyear welt Vibram sole. The boots are fully leather lined and come with 200 gram Thinsulate padded insoles. ” The Viberg of Heritage Research boots are exclusive to I.T. in Hong Kong.

More looks at the Heritage Research Project Autumn 2010 Footwear after the click.


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  1. the burgundy pairs look pretty sweet I must say.

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