John Lofgren Bootmaker Moc Toe Boots are utilitarian luxury. The original Moc Toe hunting boot dates from the early 1900s and has been a staple for outdoorsmen, farmers and construction...
John Lofgren Bootmaker Donkey Puncher Boots are a heavily built logger style boot. And they're renowned for being incredibly comfortable right out of the box. The uppers are beautifully executed...
John Lofgren Bootmaker Donkey Puncher Boots are a heavily built logger style boot. And they're renowned for being incredibly comfortable right out of the box. The uppers are beautifully executed...
Ezo Shika are Japanese deer that live in Japan's northern Hokkaido region. Larger than all other Shika subspecies, this deer lives an extra rugged life in mostly snowy areas. For...
[PRE-ORDER FOR OCTOBER 2025 DELIVERY] 15th Anniversary Limited Edition We proudly present a truly rare and reverent release: limited edition Monkey Boots crafted from vegetable-tanned Ezo bear hide. These exceptional...
[PRE-ORDER FOR SEPTEMBER 2025 DELIVERY] Inspired by Roy Chapman Andrews, the legendary adventurer, naturalist, and the real-life muse for Indiana Jones. The Chapman Boots are designed for those navigating cities...
The John Lofgren Bootmaker Duke roper boots are inspired by two Dukes. One is an American western icon, and the other is the Duke of Wellington. The latter Duke wore...
John Lofgren Bootmaker Donkey Puncher Boots are a heavily built logger style boot. And they're renowned for being incredibly comfortable right out of the box. The uppers are beautifully executed...
PRE-ORDER FOR DECEMBER 2025 DELIVERY John Lofgren Bootmaker Monkey Boots are the ultimate in lace-to-toe style and ruggedness. In the USA, the lace-to-toe boot is often associated with linemen and...
John Lofgren Bootmaker Donkey Puncher is a heavily built logger style boot. The uppers are made with one of Tuscany's finest tanneries, Badalassi Carlo. They're renowned for being incredibly comfortable...
John Lofgren Bootmaker Donkey Puncher Boots are a heavily built logger style boot. And they're renowned for being incredibly comfortable right out of the box. The uppers are beautifully executed...
The John Lofgren Bootmaker Donkey Puncher is a heavily built logger-style boot. The uppers are made with one of Tuscany's finest tanneries, Badalassi Carlo. The Donkey Puncher is renowned for...
John Lofgren Bootmaker Steel Gang Boots takes their name from the crews responsible for building and maintaining railroads in the logging industry from the 1900s to the 1950s. The boots...
The John Lofgren Bootmaker Sahara Boots are a tribute to the legacy of classic crepe-soled desert boots designed to conquer North Africa’s rugged landscapes and beyond. Inspired by John’s travels...
John Lofgren Bootmaker Monkey Boots are the ultimate in lace-to-toe style and ruggedness. In the USA, the lace-to-toe boot is often associated with linemen and roofers; in Europe, they're known...
[PRE-ORDER FOR OCTOBER 2025 DELIVERY] John Lofgren Bootmaker Donkey Puncher Boots are a heavily built logger style boot. And they're renowned for being incredibly comfortable right out of the box....
The John Lofgren Bootmaker El Capitan boots are a tribute to the majestic 3,000-foot granite icon nestled within Yosemite National Park. Drawing inspiration from this awe-inspiring natural wonder, these boots...
John Lofgren Bootmaker Steel Gang SW (Storm Welt) Boots are named after the men who laid down railroad tracks in the logging industry. Heavily built for both protection and long...
Ezo Shika are Japanese deer that live in Japan's northern Hokkaido region. Larger than all other Shika subspecies, this deer lives an extra rugged life in mostly snowy areas. For...
John Lofgren Bootmaker Moc Toe Boots are utilitarian luxury. The original Moc Toe hunting boot dates from the early 1900s and has been a staple for outdoorsmen, farmers and construction...
John Lofgren Bootmaker Steel Gang SW (Storm Welt) Boots are named after the men who laid down railroad tracks in the logging industry. Heavily built for both protection and long...
