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The Tanner is a Lucchese roper made of durable Mad Dog Goat, offering unparalleled comfort for the man looking for a shorter heel and shaft than those of a traditional cowboy boot. Tanner has a full welt with a leather sole and heel. Handmade in Texas.
Note: This boot is stonewashed
which gives it a worn look.
Note: This boot is made with Giant Gator
leather, its tiling patterns will vary from what you see on these pictures.
Tanner
Shaft
Mad Dog Goat 10''Vamp
Mad Dog GoatToe
RHeel
RHeel Height
1''Mad Dog Goat DESCRIPTION
A timeless wardrobe essential, Mad Dog goat is abrasion resistant and naturally soft. Oils and waxes used in the tanning process bring out the distinctive grain and allow scratches or scuffs to blend in with continued wear. In time, this leather lightens in some places and burnishes in others, creating a covetable vintage patina.
THE LUCCHESE CONSTRUCTION
Using only the highest quality smooth and exotic leathers, Lucchese builds a boot that is designed to hug a person’s foot thanks to our proprietary last. For this perfect final touch, our expert bootmakers use a variety of finishing techniques that include weathering, burnishing, and hand-staining.
THE LUCCHESE FIT
Lucchese Bootmaker uses time-honored craftsmanship techniques
to build handmade boots of unrivaled fit, comfort, and style.
Because of their hand-lasted nature, each pair of Lucchese
boots differs slightly. With more wear, the leather on the
boots molds to the contours of the foot, personalizing both
boot and fit.
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David Mitchell Hummel
Creative Director Lodge 26 Creative Studio Wears the Tanner
What does quality mean to you?
(personally and within your industry)
It's superior grade, function, and longevity. Quality within the creative world, is having an idea that is bulletproof, meaning that it’s a fresh, well-thought out concept with all angles covered so nothing can poke holes through it. True quality is undeniable, where even your competitors have to tip their hat.
Is timeless style & design important to you?
Why or why not?
Yeah, to me anything considered to be timeless goes hand-in-hand with quality. Things that get better with age and are still relevant after decades of use are very appealing to me. I like to surround myself with items that embraced the wear and tear and will continue doing so long after I’m gone. (I call them heirloom products / ideas)
What does a pair of well broken-in boots mean to you?
Invaluable. Nobody can buy what someone puts into their broken in boots. They are an extension or reflection of the person who put in the work. Like an old friend that knows you well. Every scrape and scar has something to say.
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