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Fredericci Brand (Made In Poland)
This is our last batch of boots from Fredericci when they are gone thats it there will be no restock.
New
Reproduction M37 Low Boots. These boots are an absolute work of art and
are produced by a company that stands behind their product.
These boots were made from the ground up by taking
apart originals and using them for templates.
The
boots are constructed using a 2.5-3mm natural veg tanned cow hide
leather with smooth uppers and rough out toes. They are treated with a
coat of oil and finished using a coat of PALC grease. The soles/heel are
made using a very specific Italian leather that is designed
specifically for shoe soles. The soles are impregnated and then machine
waxed to seal them up tight.
Just like the
originals the uppers and soles are attached using the blake welting
method as well as 2 rows of wood pegs. The wood pegs go all the way thru
and are not just there for show.
The blake welting method or blake stitch explained; the upper is wrapped around the insole and attached
between it and the out-sole. A single stitch attaches everything
together. This process allows the sole to be removed when it is worn out or damaged so a new one can be installed.
The
bottom of the boots are finished off with reproduction steel heel/toe
irons and hobnails, again these were reproduced using originals.
Sizing: The
boots are measured in centimeters. We strongly recommend you measure
yourself and not just go by the size inside your Nike basketball
sneakers.
On a hard surface (not a rug) wearing
socks stand on a piece of paper and draw an outline of your foot. Take
the outline and measure it from the longest points toe to heel in
centimeters. Then add 1.5 to 2 centimeters to that measurement this will
give you your size.
Example: If your outline measures 28cm add 1.5cm = 29.5cm
Widths: All have a Regular width which is represented by the 6.
Markings on Upper Explained: Example 29 6 39 229 (the last two numbers don't really mean anything for sizing)
29 insoles measurement in cm
6 width of insole/foot in cm
39 date of production
229 factory number
Break In: This new batch is very supple and even though we still recommend breaking them in a little we do not think it is necessary.
If you want to blacken your boots this should be done before the break in process. (See the Link Below)
Properly Blacken Your Boots (YouTube Link)
Before First Use (YouTube Link)
To break them in first soak them with water and let them sit for a few minutes. Put on whatever socks you might wear when using your boots. After a few minutes the boots should dry out a little so they are not soaking wet put them on. Wear your boots around until they are dry.
Care: You will need to seal them from time to time depending on how much you use them, best thing to use is a type of shoe grease such as Huberd's.
NEVER DRY THEM INFRONT OF A FIRE OR WITH A BLOW DRYER ETC. This goes for reenactment campfires as well. After use unlace them and simply let them air dry, if you want to speed up the process you can blow on them a little but you might get light headed.
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