TEN MILE WORK BOOTS / ROUGH OUT LEATHER new A 1940s-style bell-shaped Talon zipper

A 1940s-style bell-shaped Talon zipper with a nickel finish and cotton tape anchors the front

replacing goggles with sunglasses as a light weight alternative

Crafted from vat-dyed cloth

as they famously did with Mitchell Camo helmet covers

Following the request

TEN MILE WORK BOOTS / ROUGH OUT LEATHER new A 1940s-style bell-shaped Talon zipperThe TEN MILE WORK BOOTS ROUGH OUT LEATHER are 60s style work boot that was affectionately known as a Monkey boot. The origins of monkey boots are likely intertwined with pre war boot manufacturers in Czechoslovakia, where military boot production ceased during the country's invasion. Post war, any remaining stock quickly found its way to Army surplus stores across Europe, swiftly gaining popularity among the British youth. The monkey boot is most