RM Williams Comfort Craftsman Chelsea Boot Vintage Brown

Made in Australia, RM Williams best-selling Comfort Craftsman leather chelsea boots are made from a single piece leather using their unique blocking process for strength, durability and Comfort. This style is made from a crazy horse leather which is a cowhide leather impregnated with oil and wax to create an aged effect. The boot features a rubber outsole, leather insole, a comfort insole, classic chisel square toe, flat heel and a fully lined upper.

• Chisel square toe
• Flat heel
• Crazy horse leather
• Rubber sole
• 3/4 Goodyear welt
• Leather lined
• Double branded tugs
• Durable elastics
• Crafted from one piece of leather
• Made in Australia

Protecting

Used regularly, R.M.Williams Suede Protector will create a durable and breathable layer to protect suede and Nubuck leathers from water and stains that occur with regular wear.

• Prior to wear, spray R.M.Williams Suede Protector in one direction, onto clean footwear at a distance of 20cm.
• Allow to dry naturally, avoiding direct heat.
• Spraying in the opposite direction, repeat this process for a total of 3 times for best results.

Cleaning

For suede or Nubuck leathers, R.M.Williams Suede Cleaner should be used.

• Gently brush the suede with a suede brush.
• If you have any stubborn marks on your suede boots, focus your brushing and cleaner spray on this area.
• Spray Suede Cleaner onto a clean cloth or sponge and work cleaner in a circular motion to surface of boot.
• Dab the shoes with a clean towel to remove any excess moisture and leave to dry naturally, avoiding direct heat.
• Once dry, brush up nap with a suede brush to remove marks. It can be hard to get every mark out of suede, but any remaining will add to the character of your boots.
• Re-apply R.M.Williams Suede Protector using the same method above.
• Note: if you do get wet mud on suede boots, let it fully dry first. Then brush gently using a suede brush.

Note: for nubuck, crazy horse and distressed leathers the blocking line that runs down the middle of the boot is often more noticeable in oily leathers due to the wax/oil content.