viberg | service boot 2030 coyote waxy commander
the service boot is the foundation of viberg’s collection and was originally created by ed viberg, in the 1930s, as a work boot for farmers. reintroduced in 2008, the iconic stitchdown service boot features a double row of stitching that attaches the upper to the sole. because the upper is turned outward before being attached to the sole, stitchdown construction causes water and mud to be wicked away from the boot, keeping your feet warm and dry in any conditions.
this version is made from waxy commander leather, a waxed suede, from the prestigious charles f. stead tannery in leeds, england. waxy commander came about in the 1990s, the result of a request from iconic english shoe brand dr. martens. they wanted a suede that would be rugged, hard-wearing, and waterproof. this leather checked all the boxes in such a way that c.f. stead felt that name “waxy commander” was the most appropriate. besides its great functionality the leather also packs a serious patina punch as it wears in.
these boots - like all viberg boots - are the end result of more than 200 hand-crafting steps and they underwent strict quality inspections at viberg's victoria workshop. any slight variations in color and texture should therefore be considered a part of the boot’s unique character.
- color: coyote
- c.f stead waxy commander leather
- 2030 last
- 8 eyelets
- brogue toe cap
- leather midsole
- brown ridgeway outsole
- resoleable stitchdown construction
- d-width
- made in canada
sizing: viberg sizes fit more closely to uk rather than us sizing so please take this into account when making your choice. for further enquires on sizings and fittings please give us a call or drop us an email on info@stuf-f.com. we are always happy to help.