Jim Green Vellie Men’s Casual Work Boot Lace-Up Traditional Chukka Boots with Full Grain Suede Leather (Chocolate, 14)

Pay with

Jim Green Vellie Men’s Casual Work Boot Lace-Up Features

• COMFORT; Jim Green’s Razorback work boots for men are engineered with comfort and safety in mind; Our leather boots for men feature thermoplastic posture inserts for improved support; What’s more, our premium men’s boots include ankle padding for greater comfort and protection; When you need practical working boots for men, Jim Green is the answer

• WATER RESISTANT; More than just men’s work boots, these non slip boots for men feature a double protective leather layer to guard against getting wet; With a tough full grain outer layer, and a soft calf leather lining, Razorbacks also make great men's hiking shoes and men’s winter boots

• HI GRIP; This versatile work and hiking boot men love for the advanced traction if offers in the field; With a high grip rubber sole, our men’s non slip work boots offer sure footed stability in almost any conditions; For work and hunting gear for men that helps you put your best foot forward, trust only Jim Green lightweight work boots

• ULTRA TOUGH; These advanced construction boots for men feature steel reinforced soles for better worksite stability and safety. Better still, our ankle boots for men are strengthened with reinforced stitching and heavy duty metal eyelets; Forged in harsh South African conditions, Razorback construction boots are as tough as you are

• VERSATILE; Whether you need men’s leather boots for work or leisure, Razorbacks are crafted to fit perfectly into your life; Our hunting boots for men are as equally at home in the field as they are on the work site; From mountain tops to factory floors, Jim Green comfortable work boots for men are the only pair of leather work boots you’ll ever need

About Jim Green Vellie Men’s Casual Work Boot Lace-Up

Go anywhere, do anything Veldskoen (chukka) boot Veldskoen or Vellies, is a Southern African name for the chukka or desert boot. They were originally designed to withstand the harshest arid climates. They were first made in the 17th century by the first Dutch settlers in South Africa. Their design is believed to be based on the traditional Khoisan tribe footwear observed by these settlers. Vellies became part of South African culture, worn by all classes and professions. As the story goes, Nathan Clark's shoe company was inspired by the shape and design of the veldskoen while serving in the second world war. This design would soon create the chukka boot craze that still goes on today