Black Sign x Clinch Transcontinental Boots - CN-Wide Last
Pickup currently unavailable at S&S Santa Fe
Black Sign - Black Sign x Clinch Transcontinental Boots - CN-Wide Last
Size: 7 US
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S&S NYC
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S&S Santa Fe
Pickup currently unavailable at S&S Santa Fe
201 Galisteo Street
Unit 6
Santa Fe NM 87501
United States+15053651735
Open 7 days a week
Monday - Saturday: 10:30am - 6pm
Sunday: 11am - 6pm
Product details
From Victorian era curiosities to early 20th century equestrian and motorcycle wear to rare WW2 era items - Black Sign garments are beautifully constructed, with a shared identity and aesthetic cohesion running through the collection to a degree we rarely see in brands focusing on reproductions & recreations.
For this exclusive collaboration, they've partnered with Clinch Boots. Clinch is made by BRASS, one of the first high-end shoe repair shops to open in Japan, owned and operated by Minoru Matsuura. Starting with simple shoe repairs, they quickly branched out - developing their own custom lasts and rebuilding vintage footwear, before eventually developing their own in-house line.
The meeting of their minds has resulted in the most impressive boots we've ever seen: the Transcontinental Boots. Standing at an average of 16" tall (the height will change slightly relative to the size of the shoe), these pack an impressive 6 eyelets, 9 speed hooks, another 5 eyelets, and two custom brass buckles to keep them securely on your legs. Brown O'Sullivan cork outsoles and heels provide fantastic grip and comfort, while still cutting a clean, low profile.
The leather is black waxed Gustave cowhide, from the Degermann tannery in France. Degermann is France's oldest leather tannery, with a history going back over 300 years. The hides are combination tanned - combination tanned leathers are finished with both natural vegetable tannins and mineral ones, resulting in a leather with the durability of a veg tan and the softness of a chrome tan. After tanning, the leather is coated with a natural wax, which is heat pressed into the hides, giving additional durability and water-resistance.
Available on the CN WIDE Last, check the size tab or contact us for help selecting the correct size.
- French Degermann black Gustave cowhide
- Combination-tanned
- Tea core leather with waxed finish
- Hand-sewn welted construction
- 15.75" shaft height
- 1 1/8" heel height
- 15" circumference at opening
- 6 eyelets, 9 speedhooks, 5 more eyelets, & two brass buckles
- Custom brass hardware from Japan
- Nails from Japan
- Welting from Japan
- O'Sullivan's reproduction outsoles & heels
- CN Wide last
- Resoleable and rebuildable
- Exclusive collaboration
- Unstructured toebox
- Hand-made in Tokyo
Shipping
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Black Sign x Clinch Transcontinental Boots - CN-Wide Last
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Product details
From Victorian era curiosities to early 20th century equestrian and motorcycle wear to rare WW2 era items - Black Sign garments are beautifully constructed, with a shared identity and aesthetic cohesion running through the collection to a degree we rarely see in brands focusing on reproductions & recreations.
For this exclusive collaboration, they've partnered with Clinch Boots. Clinch is made by BRASS, one of the first high-end shoe repair shops to open in Japan, owned and operated by Minoru Matsuura. Starting with simple shoe repairs, they quickly branched out - developing their own custom lasts and rebuilding vintage footwear, before eventually developing their own in-house line.
The meeting of their minds has resulted in the most impressive boots we've ever seen: the Transcontinental Boots. Standing at an average of 16" tall (the height will change slightly relative to the size of the shoe), these pack an impressive 6 eyelets, 9 speed hooks, another 5 eyelets, and two custom brass buckles to keep them securely on your legs. Brown O'Sullivan cork outsoles and heels provide fantastic grip and comfort, while still cutting a clean, low profile.
The leather is black waxed Gustave cowhide, from the Degermann tannery in France. Degermann is France's oldest leather tannery, with a history going back over 300 years. The hides are combination tanned - combination tanned leathers are finished with both natural vegetable tannins and mineral ones, resulting in a leather with the durability of a veg tan and the softness of a chrome tan. After tanning, the leather is coated with a natural wax, which is heat pressed into the hides, giving additional durability and water-resistance.
Available on the CN WIDE Last, check the size tab or contact us for help selecting the correct size.
- French Degermann black Gustave cowhide
- Combination-tanned
- Tea core leather with waxed finish
- Hand-sewn welted construction
- 15.75" shaft height
- 1 1/8" heel height
- 15" circumference at opening
- 6 eyelets, 9 speedhooks, 5 more eyelets, & two brass buckles
- Custom brass hardware from Japan
- Nails from Japan
- Welting from Japan
- O'Sullivan's reproduction outsoles & heels
- CN Wide last
- Resoleable and rebuildable
- Exclusive collaboration
- Unstructured toebox
- Hand-made in Tokyo
Shipping
Returns
Black Sign x Clinch Transcontinental Boots - CN-Wide Last
Size Guide
If you have any questions about sizing, or are unsure of your size, please contact us before ordering.
Our sizing recommendations
CN WIDE Last
- Narrow and low volume feet:
- 0.5 size smaller than Brannock for a snug fit
- Same size as Brannock for a more relaxed fit (you may need to use insoles, thick socks, or both)
- D-Width and average volume feet:
- 0.5 size smaller than Brannock for a snug fit
- Same size as Brannock for a more relaxed fit (you may need to use insoles, thick socks, or both)
- E width feet with average volume:
- Same size as Brannock for a snug fit
- 0.5 size larger than Brannock for a more relaxed fit
We suggest the Protalus T-75 or Protalus M-75 insoles and Darn Tough Full Cushion Socks.
Curious as to how we size our garments? Check out how we measure.