mens leather lace up dress boots Noble Men's Vintage Lace-Up Boots (Black) – American Duchess
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mens leather lace up dress boots Noble Men's Vintage Lace-Up Boots (Black) – American Duchess

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mens leather lace up dress boots Noble Men's Vintage Lace-Up Boots (Black) – American DuchessThis product is on Last Chance final sale and non returnable. Step into the Noble Lace Up Boots, an everyday walking boot well suited to any dandy wardrobe. Designed in collaboration with Dandy Wellington, these buttery soft Balmoral boots feature a fitted ankle, relaxed ball of foot, and the Dandy logo stamp of sartorial approval on the heels. Strong and sleek, The Noble salutes its namesake Noble Sissle. A composer, bandleader and playwright, he got

This product is on Last Chance final sale and non-returnable.

Step into the Noble Lace-Up Boots, an everyday walking boot well-suited to any dandy wardrobe. Designed in collaboration with Dandy Wellington, these buttery-soft Balmoral boots feature a fitted ankle, relaxed ball of foot, and the Dandy logo stamp of sartorial approval on the heels.

Strong and sleek, The Noble salutes its namesake Noble Sissle. A composer, bandleader and playwright, he got his start with James Reese Europe’s New York 369th Infantry "Hell Fighters" Regiment, an all African-American outfit during WWI.

The Nobles are made in top-grade calf leather with a soft twill lining and leather facings. They come with full leather soles with welt detailing and an adjustable lace-up instep and short ankle.

Ankle Circumference (Fully Laced) - 8 in - 11 in / 20 cm - 27.5 cm
Shaft Height - 5 in /  12.5 cm

This design is also available in women's sizing, called Rainey. There is crossover between the men's and women's size ranges. Please note that women's standard width is "B" and men's standard width is "D."

Materials & Sizing

  • 100% calf leather
  • Soles are 100% leather
  • Lined cotton twill with leather facings leather insoles
  • Shaft measures 5 in / 12.7 cm
  • Ankle circumference 8 in - 11 in / 20 cm - 27.5 cm
  • Adjustable lace-up closure

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    Size/Width Men's USA Size Range - D Width (Average)
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    Materials
    Color Black
    Upper 100% Calf Leather and Cotton Textile
    Lining Cotton Twill and Pigskin Leather
    Sole Leather
    Heel Stacked Leather Look
    Heel Height 1 inch / 2.5 cm
    Footbed Lightly Padded
    Closure Laces
    Origins
    Design Designed in Collaboration with Dandy Wellington
    Materials People's Republic of China
    Assembly Made in China

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