Role Club By Brian the Bootmaker
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Chippewa engineer boots resole, lasted on the 0-200 flat toe last, and removed steel toe.
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Whites boots resole with full leather sole & Role Club heels. Relasted on 0-200 flat toe last and removed celastic/cap toe.
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^Thank you.
Double RL engineer boots resoled with a woodsman heel, 7/8 iron full leather sole, and relasted on 40's Chippewa flat toe last. By Role Club
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Military boots resole, replace damaged tongue, and installed black brass eyelets.
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Double RL Roper boots resole w/ Role Club halfsoles & heels.
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Here is a teaser of the upcoming Role Club engineer boots. These are made of Horween CXL brown horsehide. I will release official pictures and accept orders in about a month. Thank you for your patience.
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Thank you for the interest. They will come in black or brown horsehide, and dark olive Steerhide.
Each pair will be made to measure. For sizes 12 and up it will be a little extra because the shaft will
Be much larger. If you can email me, that would be great. I will calculate the cost asap. RoleClub@yahoo.com -
^Thanks Andy
Wolverine boots resoled w/ Biltrite & Catspaw heels.
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Road Champs resole w/ Biltrite halfsole & heel.
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After reconstructing so many vintage engineer boots over the years, I always thought to myself when I make my very own engineer boots they will definitely have a very sharp cornered vamp. In my opinion, it makes a boot look more rugged. The triple stitch just tops it off. (The leather used on this sample is a brown latigo that I slightly hand dyed black just for experimental purposes)
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Lasting the counter with nothing other than brass tacks. I always have the cobbler in mind who will one day resole these boots in the future. I want to leave a good impression of what Role Club quality is all about. I will do my best to be second to none. Wear'Em With Pride.
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There are certain steps I would choose machine made over handmade, but hand-welting is a step in my opinion that should never be skipped. "Pride Produces Quality Work." -Role Club
