Service Boot® 1035 - Caper Green Viking Calf

Name: Service Boot® 1035 - Caper Green Viking Calf
Brand: Viberg
SKU: SB-1035-GL-CGVC-6E
Price: 890.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$890

Handmade in Canada since 1931

Service Boot® 1035 - Caper Green Viking Calf

$890

We ship worldwide. Free exchanges.

Size Guide

In the US & Canada, Viberg Boots size differently so we recommend sizing down 1 full size, or if you have wide feet, 1/2 a size down. Unless noted, all widths are size E.

Worldwide, take your standard size. If you need sizing help, reach out on chat.

1035 Last Type

Our 1035 last was developed off of our 2030 last as the round toe version. This allows for a much more generous fit in width while still allowing for a sleek profile and toe shape.

The timeless design and rugged durability of the Service Boot® are synonymous with the Viberg brand and have been since 1931. Our iconic Stitchdown Service Boot® features a double row of stitching that attaches the upper to the sole. Because the upper is turned outward before being attached to the sole, Stitchdown construction causes water and mud to be wicked away from the boot, keeping your feet warm and dry in any conditions.

Details

Small batch, limited run production from our factory in Victoria, BC.

• Gallun Leather (USA)
• Tan Kip Lining
• 9 #2 Antique Brass
• Leather Toe Puff
• Antique Midsole
• Stitchdown construction
• Brown Ridgeway Sole

Stitchdown Construction

Our iconic Stitchdown Service Boot® features a double row of stitching that attaches the upper to the sole. Because the upper is turned outward before being attached to the sole, Stitchdown construction causes water and mud to be wicked away from the boot, keeping your feet warm and dry in any conditions.

Archival Utility

The rugged utility of the Stitchdown Service Boot® epitomizes our 90-year industrial history of building footwear designed for hard work outside.

Gallun Leather (USA)

Established in 1858, Gallun Leathers, based in Milwaukee, is a family-owned tannery specializing in world-class calf and game leathers on par with the best of Europe’s oldest tanneries. Since assuming control of the tannery in the early 90s, Ed Gallun, five generations removed from the founder, has spent several decades reformulating the archived recipes to make them more durable and less prone to oxidation by refining the ingredients with an eye on environmental impact.