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Dr. Martens
The 1461 shoe distils six decades of design into a refined classic. Building on our heritage, this edition is crafted in green Buckingham leather, a naturally tumbled hide sourced from C.F. Stead tannery in Leeds, UK, complemented by black hardware and flat waxy laces. Crafted with a smoke BEN sole with deeper cleats and a rugged undersole tread pattern, yellow stitching and a black welt. Proudly Made in England, the 1461 3-eye shoe is a versatile classic designed to evolve with every wear.
The 1461 shoe distils six decades of design into a refined classic. Building on our heritage, this edition is crafted in green Buckingham leather, a naturally tumbled hide sourced from C.F. Stead tannery in Leeds, UK, complemented by black hardware and flat waxy laces. Crafted with a smoke BEN sole with deeper cleats and a rugged undersole tread pattern, yellow stitching and a black welt. Proudly Made in England, the 1461 3-eye shoe is a versatile classic designed to evolve with every wear.
Wipe with a damp cloth and feed the leather with a quality balm. Never machine wash. Full-grain and smooth leathers soften and darken with wear — that patina is part of the boot.
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Our seasonal offer won't last forever. Popular styles and sizes are available only while stocks last.
Every footwear order includes a complimentary care kit to help keep your new pair looking its best.
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Docs are famously roomy — plenty of people size down half or a full size from their usual shoe. Measure your foot and check the size guide if you are between sizes.
Lace them tight and high, loose and low, or swap in ribbon laces. The 1460 has been styled with everything from suits to kilts since 1960.
Brush off mud, wipe with a damp cloth, then feed the leather with balm. Store away from direct heat so the soles hold their shape.