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The Stockman pull-on boot returns via Harley-Davidson × White’s Boots collab

Hit the open road with Harley-Davidson and White's Boots newest collab

By Leslie Leon Published October 22, 2025

biker wearing Harley-Davidson White's boot — Harley-Davidson

When two American icons come together, something special usually happens. This time, Harley-Davidson has partnered with White’s Boots to release a handcrafted, heritage-inspired boot that perfectly captures the spirit of the open road. The collaboration celebrates craftsmanship, longevity, and timeless design—qualities that both brands have built their reputations on. More than just another piece of gear, this release is meant for those who appreciate rugged style with refined attention to detail.

A heritage boot with a modern edge from Harley-Davidson

The new Stockman Pull-On boot draws on White’s signature workwear silhouette while infusing it with Harley-Davidson’s distinctive sense of rebellion. Each pair is handmade in Spokane, Washington, using 7-ounce black-stained brown Chromexcel leather sourced from Horween, one of America’s oldest tanneries. The boot features a 12-inch shaft height and a classic stitchdown construction, which allows for easy resoling and ensures the boot molds to the wearer’s foot over time. Underfoot, the Vibram 700 full-composition outsole offers exceptional grip and longevity, built for everything from the workshop to weekend rides.

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This limited-edition release is capped at just 200 pairs, making it a collectible piece for riders and boot enthusiasts alike. Each pair is individually numbered and comes with co-branded details that nod to both companies’ legacies. Priced at $775, the Stockman Pull-On is available exclusively through Harley-Davidson’s online store. A worthy investment, this boot is designed to last decades rather than seasons. With its balance of durability, style, and American craftsmanship, the collaboration feels like a love letter to those who live life with purpose, grit, and a bit of old-school attitude.

Leslie is a Los Angeles-based writer and content creator. After attaining a bachelor's degree in journalism from California…

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