IHJ-49
IH634-PIQ

The Shop x Y'2
Black Bear Brand
IH-888XHSib
Wesco

IHSH-33
IHSH-87

Just showed up moments ago…so hyped on this!

Getting warmer in SoCal
IH-812

I’ve had a few pairs of White’s over the years. These are my favorite and getting a lot of wear in my rotation lately.
White’s Packer - Pointed Toe in Red Dog

New boots on their maiden voyage today!

Headed to see our besties in the Midwestie!

Looks like a cowboy boot day...
Rios of Mercedes exclusive for Nigro's Western Store, KCK

Wesco Boots X The Shop BH.H Service Boot

PS...don't go by tag size. They are dramatically different. For example, I generally wear 35 or 36 in IH-888 and 33 in Wranglers 13mwz.

@akohut I have both and they fit very similar. As Graham said, the measurements are key to finding a pair of 888's that fit you like the Wrangler 13mwz. Across all the IH cuts, the 888 are the closest.

@Nocturama the IHSH-209 is solid grey 9oz flannel with a faint herringbone weave/pattern to it. I wore mine yesterday.

Thanks @seawolf

I’ve had a few pairs of White’s over the years. These are my favorite and getting a lot of wear in my rotation lately.
White’s Packer - Pointed Toe in Red Dog

@JunkPants the boots are Heritage Boot Co. out of Austin, TX. Their boots are fully handmade, bespoke-styled boots in small runs - lemonwood pegs, hand-carved heel counters and toe boxes, etc. Heritage Boot Co. works with boot makers in Leone, Mexico to produce their boots. They are not inexpensive and some criticize the price point for this fact and claim they are overpriced. From what I can tell, the quality of construction and materials live up to a higher price point. I want to believe that the revenues make their way to the artisans creating these boots in a meaningful way, but I simply don't know if they do. I also don't live under a rock and acknowledge that outsourcing this way may be a means for this company to increase margins.

@Mister_Brue yes sir and thank you. Wearing the same boots again today!

New boots on their maiden voyage today!

These aren't my jeans. They are my son's. I am admittedly terrible at fading denim - too many pairs in the rotation and I am too easy on them. He, on the other hand, is pretty good at it. For those of you wondering what the 17oz natural indigo denim is capable of, these are a pretty good indicator.

@Denimhead-0 right back out you. Great communication and easy transaction.