Made towards the end of WWII, these German Leather boots were issued to both the German Armed Forces and to other government units as hard-wearing work and combat boots. The most obvious difference between these and previous army boots is the absence of hob nails on the soles. But still retaining the same leather and peg construction with heel irons.

These boots also found their way to support troops and were even suitable for civilian wear because of the versatile construction and shape, until the end of the war and beyond.

We predict they will also become a retro fashion staple because they can be dyed to many colors, and go well with more refined clothing. Especially if you use brown or black sole dye.