Dr. Martens 1460 Pascal Boots - Green - UK 9

The Archive collection recreates Dr. Martens boots as they were originally intended, using designs and methods from the brand's early days, often featuring specific leathers and detailing from past eras.

Buckingham leather is a natural leather and is not inherently waterproof. While it offers some resistance, it is recommended to use a waterproofing spray specifically designed for leather to protect against moisture.

These are unisex boots. It is recommended to consult the Dr. Martens size chart, paying close attention to the UK sizing conversion, as they are listed in UK sizes. Measure your foot length for the most accurate fit.

Yes, the Goodyear welt construction means these boots are designed to be resoled by a qualified cobbler, significantly extending their lifespan.

Clean with a damp cloth, use a leather conditioner for suppleness, and consider a neutral or green shoe polish for protection and to maintain color. Avoid harsh chemicals.

The durable PVC sole provides excellent longevity, good traction, and resistance to wear and tear, contributing to the boot's overall robustness.

No, these boots are made from 100% leather and feature leather and textile inner linings, making them unsuitable for vegans.

New leather boots, especially from the Archive collection, often require a break-in period. Wear them for short periods initially, gradually increasing wear time. Use thicker socks and consider conditioning the leather to help soften it.

The yellow welt stitch is a decorative and structural element. Minor fraying is normal with extensive wear. If significant damage occurs, consult a cobbler or Dr. Martens customer service for repair options.

The Buckingham leather has a natural tumbled appearance which can show minor scuffs. These can often be buffed out with a soft cloth or a leather conditioner. For deeper marks, a colored polish matching the green shade may be used.

Due to the Goodyear welt construction, sole separation is rare. If it occurs, do not attempt to repair it yourself. Contact Dr. Martens customer service or a professional cobbler for repair, as the construction is designed to be repaired.