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StitchingUpdated 17 days ago

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 and durability. It’s important for us to clarify a few aspects of our stitching process to set the right expectations for our customers.


Stitching Symmetry: Our goal is uniform stitching, yet it’s natural to see variations along the stitch lines. Each stitch is crafted by hand, and while our artisans focus on strength and security, slight asymmetries can occur. These variations are characteristic of the handmade process and do not compromise the boots’ structural integrity or longevity.


Loose Threads: It’s common for threads to loosen at the start or end of the sewing process. This usually happens when the sewing machine's bobbin runs out unexpectedly, requiring a re-spool. The artisan will then backtrack a few stitches to secure the line before continuing. Any loose threads you see are excess and can be safely trimmed without affecting the boots' durability.


We emphasize the quality and resilience of our craftsmanship over perfect stitch symmetry. Our boots are designed for rugged use, and we fully stand behind their quality. If you have any concerns about the stitching or any other aspect of your boots, please contact us. We are here to do everything we can to your satisfaction with every pair you purchase.

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