IHWE-PO - Iron Heart Int'l x Wesco® - 8" Rough-Out Burlap Pull-On Boot
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@Giles I know you said the restock is due soon and you pretty much pass on information as you find it out, but I was wondering if you knew if the restock expected this month or in May? We are in the process of selling our house so I am just trying to anticipate expenses accordingly. Thanks!
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Anytime, @Dstauffer
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@neph93 for reference, in those pics I am wearing a 634 cut with an approximate 10" hem. The hems are a bit snug in my 666s (cuffing them seems to give a bit more clearance, but I can't decide if I like these with cuffed denim or not as I am not a huge "cuff" guy), so your point is well made regarding a narrower hem with these boots.
I actually prefer a boot cut with snugger thigh and wider hem. 634s are the closest cut IH has to that in the XHS (my all time favorite fabric), so IMHO, the hem of the 634 really works well with this particular boot build. That being said, its only my opinion and my experience with my style as I have seen others pull off a narrow hem with this kind of boot brilliantly
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@Giles any idea on what should be done as far as treating these? I have read a lot of varying opinions on the internet about treating roughout, so I am curious as to what your suggestion would be.
Well done on these by the way. My favorites pull-ons ever and I've only had them a few days.
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The only thing I've heard consistently from bootmakers is to occasionally brush them off with a suede brush or something similar. That's just to get rid of some of the dust and dirt, really. I know a guy who has worn the same pair of rough out boots most days for probably a decade and I'm not even sure he takes that much care with them.
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Its pretty easy, if you wanna keep the rough, brush it from time to time. As Chris said, a suede brush does the trick (mostly they are brass, sometimes rubber, sometimes both). If you don't mind, that it will flat over the time, don't to anything at all. Wesco does use excellent leather that imo can stand ignoring it…