Bowie Hi Top Trainer Boot in Black Waxy/Kudu
- £325
Crafted in black waxy leather with tonal kudu panels, these hi-top trainers offer a sleek, versatile look. Finished with a durable gum sole and padded collar, they deliver all-day comfort and effortless style. Perfect for smart-casual outfits, combining timeless craftsmanship with a modern, urban edge.
- Made by Goral
- Excluded from our Repair Service
- Shoe bags not included
Hi-top trainer boots redefine contemporary footwear by fusing the streetwise spirit of sneakers with the structured elegance of boots. Sitting just above the ankle, they offer enhanced support and a striking profile that elevates any look. Crafted from premium materials and finished with meticulous detailing, these hybrid shoes balance comfort, performance, and refined design. Ideal for city wear or weekend escapes, hi-top trainer boots are a confident statement of modern luxury.
For over eighty years, Goral based in Sheffield , have been crafting footwear with skill and precision. British manufacturing has long been recognised as a sign of superior craftsmanship. And Goral strives to maintain that reputation by putting quality and sustainability first. Their team consists of 40 skilled craftsmen, many of whom have been with them for over 20 years, are intrinsically part of Goral.
Waxy Leathers unique tannage involves shrinking the hide by up to 25% to tighten its fiber structure, enhancing its strength and impermeability. The leather is heavily waxed during tanning, resulting in a water resistant product with a stubble-like texture that reveals depth with every crease.
Kudu is a species of antelope native to the African Savannah. As it is a wild animal, kudu leather is naturally imperfect and has scars and scuffs as a result of life in a wild environment. Incredibly soft to the touch yet just as strong as other leathers, kudu is a fairly low-maintenance leather and creates less wastage than other leathers due to the inclusion of imperfections.
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