
Anatomy of the Douglas Jodhpur Boots
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Strap and buckle
A strap-and-buckle fastening shapes the Douglas and gives it a distinctive alternative to laces.
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Full-grain calfskin
The full-grain calfskin specified for this model gives the upper its natural surface character and depth.
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Ankle-height shape
The upper extends above the foot for the boot profile shown in this model’s photographs.
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Choice of sole
This model is offered with leather or rubber soles. Choose your preferred sole in the options above; the upper keeps the same distinctive profile.
The Douglas. Character from the ground up.
Rooted in the world of horsemanship, the Jodhpur Boot was originally created in the 1920s as a riding boot. Today, it’s one of the most sought after styles by discerning customers, and one of the most difficult to produce. Prized for their handsome and unique appearance, the most distinct feature is the adjustable strap wrapping around the ankle which joins a slender solid brass buckle at the top of the shaft. These exquisite details create a stunning profile that pairs well with tweed, flannel, casual suits, jeans and corduroys.
Wear it with denim or heavier trousers, keeping the hem clear enough to show the boot’s shape.
Available in Black, Bordeaux, Oak, Tan, Brown. Select a colour above to view the corresponding photographs.
Made to be looked at closely.
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Full-grain calfskin
The full-grain calfskin specified for this model gives the upper its natural surface character and depth.
-

Strap and buckle
A strap-and-buckle fastening shapes the Douglas and gives it a distinctive alternative to laces.
-

Ankle-height shape
The upper extends above the foot for the boot profile shown in this model’s photographs.
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Choice of sole
This model is offered with leather or rubber soles. Choose your preferred sole in the options above; the upper keeps the same distinctive profile.
A little guidance.
A confident choice.







