Tricker's and Northern Ireland fashion house The Bureau have chosen to use former military shoes such as Combat Boots and Service Shoes as inspiration, combined with Tricker's military last design, to create a customized collection entirely based on military backgrounds. Due to space constraints, I will choose the Combat Boot to share with everyone. It is not difficult to see from the Kudu suede leather (made from the southern African antelope Kudu), Vibram 2060 outsole, and triple stitching technology that durability and durability are the advantages of this pair of shoes, and its design is very down-to-earth compared to the previous Combat Boot on the battlefield.

Nigel Cabourn, known as the "Military Idiot", teamed up with Viberg, one of the "Four Heavenly Kings of North American Work Shoes". I think when you read the headline, you already feel that these shoes must be quite impressive. In this project, there is a very interesting point that I think is that the shoes are based on the Chukka Boots of the British army during World War II. However, as we all know, Viberg has always insisted on producing in Canada, so the difference between the origin and historical roots creates a very subtle feeling. At this moment, I remember that Viberg had made many military boots for the Allies during World War II, maybe he had also made them at that time, haha. Speaking of the shoe itself, from the Broad Arrow logo on the toe of the shoe, it can be seen that the shoe is also faithful to British tradition in terms of detail design. Paired with double stitching and textured suede leather, Nigel Cabourn's military uniform design is truly eye-catching.

If we were to demand that these leather shoe brands with military backgrounds recreate the taste of the past one by one, it would seem too demanding. Currently, what we see is almost all based on the military shoe styles and last shapes of the past, incorporating more modern elements such as V-soles, textured suede, horseshoe leather, and even the two tone shoelaces in the Chukka Boot above. As consumers, we can feel the changes in military elements from these leather shoes, which is also a pleasure?