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Dr. Martens’ 1460 Pascal Made in England proves luxury boots are built to last

Dr. Martens upgrades its combat boots with vintage British charm

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Combat boots have hardly been considered luxury footwear, but that doesn’t mean they can’t be. While the combat boot’s roots lie in ruggedness and grit, new styles have elevated this timeless silhouette into a sophisticated option for fall and winter. This elevated potential is the force behind Dr. Martens’ latest release of the 1460 Pascal Made in England boot. Perfect for those looking for the look and feel of classic Dr. Martens boots but yearn for something more heritage-leaning, these boots are the ultimate piece to round out any wardrobe. Faithful to its original silhouette, the new 1460 Pascal boots boast a fascinating new look that blends a timeless pattern with Dr. Martens’ recognizable design.

Dr. Martens reinvents the combat boot into a heritage footwear option

Crafted with leather like their other boots, the 1460 Pascal Made in England boot dons a design similar to what fans are accustomed to. However, unlike others, this boot dons a special leather, specifically its Classic Calf leather, sourced from the Leeds-based tannery C.F. Stead. This tannery has been in operation since 1895, adding more history and heritage to this boot. Along the shank and shaft, the boot features Harris Tweed, which has been “dyed, blended, and spun, woven, finished, examined, and stamped” by local crofters and artisans in the Scottish Outer Hebrides. This tweed is sourced from 100 percent virgin wool, elevating the materials of most Dr. Martens shoes. Apart from adding a vintage British flair to the boot design, this material acts as a natural insulator, helping keep feet warm in cool weather. 

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Although it may seem that much has changed with the boot, some of Dr. Martens’ signature design elements remain visible. The eight-eyelet height remains the same, as does the brand’s iconic yellow stitching on the sole. Also making an appearance is the traditional pull tab at the top of the collar. Using rubber and treaded soles apt for uneven terrain, this boot isn’t just for looks; it’s a practical addition to anyone’s winter rotation. The Dr. Martens 1460 Pascal Made in England boot is available in limited quantities and can be purchased via the brand’s webstore for $260. 

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