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Gardener G Boot Greasy Kip Brown
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UK6 - EU39
UK7,5 - EU41,5
UK9 - EU43,5
UK9,5 - EU44
UK10,5 - EU45,5
449€
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Handmade in Australia, these Chelsea boots from R.M.Williams have an upper constructed from a single piece of water-repellent, oiled leather and a robust, welted rubber sole.
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Product details
- G Fit, R.M.Williams' most popular fit."
• Upper constructed from a single piece of leather for maximum comfort.
• Unlined, suitable for autumn and winter.
• Welted rubber sole.
• Elasticated gore.
• Rounded toe.
• Handmade in Australia.Product code10970022
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the product's measurements
Read more about how we measure and convert sizes »EU 40 41 41,5 42 43 43,5 44 45 45,5 46 46,5 47 UK 6,5 7 7,5 8 8,5 9 9,5 10 10,5 11 11,5 12 US 7,5 8 8,5 9 9,5 10 10,5 11 11,5 12 12,5 13
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About
R.M.Williams
Few brands can claim to be as closely associated with their Australian heritage as R.M. Williams. Built to last, boots from R.M. Williams are something you can truly rely on. The company is perhaps most well-known for its “one-piece boots” crafted from a single piece of leather and held together by a sturdy seam at the rear. The brand has been producing these boots, whose unibody construction offers both comfort and water-resistance, ever since its founding by Reginald Murray Williams in Adelaide in 1932.
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Few brands can claim to be as closely associated with their Australian heritage as R.M. Williams. Built to last, boots from R.M. Williams are something you can truly rely on. The company is perhaps most well-known for its “one-piece boots” crafted from a single piece of leather and held together by a sturdy seam at the rear. The brand has been producing these boots, whose unibody construction offers both comfort and water-resistance, ever since its founding by Reginald Murray Williams in Adelaide in 1932.
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