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Quality Control

Terms and details regarding handcrafted high quality boots! Fortunately, we use high quality "Genuine" leather. Organic materials often have mind of their own. For this reason, no two boots are ever the same.

Boot Squeak

Are your beloved boots emitting an unwelcome squeak with every step you take? Fear not, for you're not alone in this auditory dilemma. Squeaky boots can be common, especially with high-quality leather boots like those crafted by JK Boots. Understandi

Creases

Leather is a natural material and it often behaves unpredictably. Here are some typical areas where leather boots might crease differently between the left and right boot:. Tongue: We suggest folding the tongue inward to help shape the leather. Howev

Lasting

Hand lasting is a traditional and intricate method of boot-making that showcases the craftsmanship involved in each pair. This process involves manually shaping the leather over the lasts with the aid of pliers, pincers, hammers, and nails. Here’s wh

Quality Control

Every single pair of JK Boots are made by humans! This means that you can expect slight cosmetic imperfections consistent with a handmade process. These include, but are not limited to, slight variances in:. • Eyelet Spacing• Hook Spacing• Boot Shaft

Sanding

Sanding boots is an art that requires exceptional hand dexterity and meticulous attention to detail. Our bootmakers perform this task free-handed, shaping the boot along an imaginary line to ensure all elements blend seamlessly. This process is influ

Soles

The unique value of custom handmade boots lies in their ability to be resoled, a feature made possible through precise construction techniques. The choice of adhesive is critical: too strong, and the boots cannot be resoled easily; too weak, and they

Stitching

At our custom handmade work boot company, we are committed to delivering boots that are not only high-quality but also built to endure. Our boots are sewn using machines, with our skilled artisans manually guiding each stitch for optimal precision an