sesame double shot boots with cork filling, upside down in production rack

Factory Friday: October 23rd

It's Friday and we're here with some behind the scenes shots from the production floor. We build our boots here in Eugene, Oregon and we're very proud of our process and the end result, and we think you will enjoy some behind the scenes action.

stack of coyote oiled rough out upland uppers on table with out of focus background
Another batch of Coyote Oiled Rough Out Uplands finished up this week and restocked.

custom pair of upland boot leather uppers in a stack
close up shot of using stapling machine on boot gemming/upper
Close-up shot of our stapler as it attaches the upper to the insole, before being stitched to the insole.

close up shot of custom cognac boar leather boots
Cognac Boar preorders went through production this week, with its very unique appearance.

hammering bottom of boot
Sesame Double Shot is finishing up, and will restock this weekend.

sesame double shot boots with cork filling, upside down in production rack
Welted, corked, and awaiting their midsoles.

man using heel nailing machine on sesame double shot leather boot in production setting
After midsole is placed, it is nailed.

coyote oiled rough out boots upside down in production prior to outsole stitching
A chunky heavy lug sole matches the rugged weather resistance of our Oiled Rough Out leather.

close up shot of operator using outsole stitching machine
These hands and this machine have built so many boots.

coyote oiled rough out uplands at finishing rack
This is how a boot will look once the heel is nailed on, prior to final sanding.

close up shot of final sanding on edge of coyote oiled rough out boot
A final sand is done to create an even, clean edge prior to staining.

finishing rack filled with custom upland boots in shallow depth of field
Custom Uplands at Q/C before packing up.

black oiled rough out moc toe uplands with other boots in background
With the number of combinations of leathers, amps and outsoles on this preorder, its no wonder no two have been the same build.

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