Trying to figure out your Red Wing size? The Red Wing size chart below covers men’s and women’s US sizes, UK and EU conversions, and the different boot widths Red Wing offers. I’ve also included sizing recommendations for popular models like the Iron Ranger, Classic Moc, and Beckman, because your usual shoe size won’t always … Read more
I’ve spent quite a bit of time figuring out Frank’s Boots sizing, and I’ve learned a few things along the way. Between wearing my own Hybrid Highlanders, chatting with Mario at Frank’s, and comparing notes with people who’ve worn just about every PNW boot out there, I’ve picked up some useful sizing advice that I … Read more
To help you find your boot size, Frank’s Boots size chart uses two measurements: foot length and foot width, or the circumference around the ball of your foot. I’ve also turned the chart into a calculator, so you don’t have to scroll through all 135 sizing combinations. Just select your measurements, and you’ll see the … Read more
Leather boots can stretch, but how much they’ll give depends on the leather, how the boots are made, and where you need more room. There are several ways to go about it, from boot stretchers to the DIY tricks you see online. Some are worth trying. Others I’d be careful with. THE SHORT ANSWER How … Read more
I’m really excited to finally talk about John Lofgren sizing because this brand has been on my radar for a while, but I never gave it the deep dive it deserves. I recently got my hands on some of their boots and sneakers, wore them around for a bit, took notes, and then spent hours … Read more
As always, when you try a new boot brand, the first question is always about sizing. Dievier is one of those brands that quietly does things right. Their boots feel comfortable out of the box, the leather is soft and forgiving, and the lasts actually fit real feet instead of just looking good on a … Read more
Lately, I’ve been hearing a lot about a small brand that’s been quietly shaking things up in the boot world. I’m talking about Caswell Bootmakers, a one-man operation that’s somehow producing premium-quality boots for around the same price as a pair of Red Wings. What’s even more interesting is how global this brand is. Caswell … Read more
Bordon is one of those small boot brands that quietly earn their place among collectors. They might not have the name recognition of Red Wing or Viberg, but that’s exactly why I find them interesting. Like Cordobes or Craft & Glory, Bordon focuses on real leather, careful construction, and designs that feel personal rather than … Read more
I’ve always had a soft spot for small, upcoming boot brands that actually care about what they’re building. The kind brands that don’t chase hype, don’t pump out mass-market junk, and don’t disappear after a season. Craft & Glory falls right into that category. They remind me a bit of Christian Daniel and Cordobes. These … Read more
I’ve got a soft spot for small, rising boot brands. They build with purpose, not ego. They listen to their customers, pay attention to fit, and actually care about materials and craft. Brands like Christian Daniel, Cordobés, and Craft & Glory are perfect examples of that. They don’t have massive marketing budgets, but they earn … Read more