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Thursday Boot Company Men's Captain Rugged and Resilient Cap Toe Boot, Arizona Adobe, 10.5
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Thursday Boot Company Men's Captain Rugged and Features
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THE PERFECT FIT - We recommend ordering the size you typically wear in leather boots or dress shoes, or ½ size smaller than you typically wear in sneakers. If you have any questions, need help finding your size, or need to exchange for a different size, our team is always here to help! (Last: RT3).
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THE RUGGED & RESILIENT CAPTAIN - Built for the men who wear their boots hard. This handcrafted and hand-stitched ankle boot's timeless and versatile style is made to complement your look from business casual to everyday wear
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UNPARALLELED WORKMANSHIP - Genuine leather boots carefully crafted from hand-selected materials to give it a clean and sophisticated look; high-quality rugged & resilient leather upper provides a finish that gets better with age
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THURSDAY'S SIGNATURE CRAFTSMANSHIP - Superior men's boots designed for weekdays to weekends featuring a fully lined supple glove leather interior, studded rubber outsoles, and cork-bed midsoles that form to your feet for added comfort
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CLASS OF ITS OWN - We make zero compromises in terms of quality materials or manufacturing; Our unique tailor-made production delivers quality handcrafted footwear where no two pairs are alike with distinctive marks & colors
About Thursday Boot Company Men's Captain Rugged And
Built for the men who wear their boots hard. The rugged and resilient matte leather upper, sourced exclusively from Tier 1 USA cattle hides, was custom created to look great with years of hard wear and minimal care. From the Kevlar blend laces to the durable steel shank, every material was carefully created so that you can go the extra mile with confidence.
