Dr. Martens 1460 Pascal Boots - Green - UK 9.5

The Archive collection recreates Dr. Martens boots based on original, historical designs. This means they feature details, silhouettes, and construction methods from earlier eras, offering a more authentic heritage experience.

Buckingham leather is a classic rugged leather. Clean it with a damp cloth and use a dedicated leather conditioner or cream to keep it moisturized and prevent it from drying out. Avoid harsh chemicals.

These boots are constructed from leather and have a PVC sole, offering some resistance to water. However, they are not fully waterproof. For extended exposure to wet conditions, consider using a waterproofing spray suitable for leather.

Goodyear welting is a method of attaching the upper to the sole using a storm welt and stitching. The sole is then heat-sealed at 700°C and reinforced with the signature welt stitch. This makes the boots exceptionally durable and allows them to be re-soled.

The break-in period can vary. Typically, it takes anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks of consistent wear for the leather to mold to your feet and become comfortable.

Yes, while they are durable boots, the leather and construction are suitable for year-round wear. You may opt for thinner socks in warmer weather.

The 1460 Pascal is a variation on the classic 1460. While both are 8-eye boots, the Pascal often features a slightly sleeker profile and sometimes different leather types or detailing, as seen in this Archive recreation.

This is common with new leather boots. Wear them for short periods initially, gradually increasing wear time. Consider using thicker socks during the break-in period or applying a leather conditioner to soften the material.

While a signature feature, the welt stitching can be delicate. Be mindful of where the boots brush against fabrics or rough surfaces. Avoid excessive friction.

Apply a good quality leather conditioner or cream. Ensure the boots are cleaned before conditioning. Avoid exposing them to extreme heat or prolonged dryness.

The PVC sole provides durability but can be less grippy on very smooth or wet surfaces. Consider a rubber sole protector or use caution in such conditions.