Vintage Dr. Martens Shoes work Series Martin Boots Inch Old Martin

Dr. martens (made in England) ---------------------------------------- In 1945, the German doctor Klaus Martin, because of an ankle injury, felt that the standard military boots on his feet were very uncomfortable to wear, and he used soft leather and air cushion as an improvement. April 1, 1960 The first pair of Martin's black eight-hole boots were born in the United Kingdom. It was named 1460. The AirWair sole was the air cushion and the yellow stitching was prominent. At the beginning of the 1960s, it was designed for factory workers. However, the British sub-culture (skinheads) in the sub-cultural status is important. At this time, Dr. Martin has gradually become a symbol of culture. In the 70s of the 80s, the punk rock in the 80s has a close relationship with Martin, and nearly 80 After a few years, Martin is still at the forefront of the trend. "Dr. Martens Shoes" _ 6 eye / work series _ Retro Coffee _ UK8 / 25.5~26cm _ Made in England ─── Vintage Vintage Antiques Purchase Precautions ─── · Because the vintage products are all non-new, although they have been cleaned, However, the status of the goods is not the same as the old and new, and it cannot be compared with the brand-new ones. There may still be some traces of use, such as: chromatic aberration, blemishes, damage, leather embossing, modification marks, etc. It is recommended to accept the above conditions again. Purchase, or please change to the actual store to buy. · There is only one item in the product. After the item is sold, it cannot be added. Please also carefully consider and confirm various questions before buying. · Since the color setting of the screen of the computer mobile phone is different for each home, the color of the displayed product will be slightly different from the actual color. Please forgive me. · If you have any other questions about the product, please contact us or the private fan page ·If there is no special situation, we do not accept goods return service, thank you!