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Category Archives: Footwear
Warhorse Workshop Presents.
Posted in Footwear, Friends, Music, USA, Warhorse Workshop
S.B. Foot Tanning Company.
I know I’ve seen this video on a handful of other sites and even though I try not to post things from other sites I didn’t care when it came to this. Its a quick little tour inside the S.B. Tanning Company in Red Wing Minnesota. Not only are the visuals cool but the words spoken are even better. Stuff like this means a lot to me. Enjoy.
Posted in Footwear, Inspiration, USA
The New Chuck Taylor.
Considering how much of a Chuck Taylor junkie I am, I figured doing a post on my site about this was appropriate. While stopping by Inventory Mag earlier I saw this post about the anatomy of the “new” and “updated” Chuck Taylor that is soon to be released( or has been released). During my research I found out that the new and improved models with come fully equipped. This includes a Vibram non-slip outsole, new leather lining and an insert in the sole for extra cushioning. This new model is also said to be made with upgraded stitching but still stays pretty true to its original silhouette. Here’s the kicker, the retail on these is in the 3 digit category. Now, I understand that the Vibram sole must cost a bundle and all of these improvements make the shoe quality much better but I’m not sure if I am sold on it. I do have a question though, will these be made here in the states? If so this might add to the high price point. All in all I respect the idea and the Chuck Taylor but I think I will stick to the original which has always worked for me anyways.
Posted in Footwear






