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Dr. Martens 1460 Vintage Made In England Lace Up Boot 'Oxblood Quilon' | Red | Men's Size 9
Delivery between 2–9 May $25
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Dr. Martens 1460 Vintage Made In England Lace Up Boot Oxblood Quilon
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Bought my first pair of 1460s in the mid '80s and had many a great times in them. Unfortunately they went missing in one of the many moves in my twenties and I foolishly never replaced them. Flash forward to today when on a whim I decided to treat myself to a new pair.If you're replacing your old Docs, go for the Made in England version. They're worth every penny. Sizing is as I remember it. I thought my old feet would require a size larger but was wrong. I'm a consistent 6 1/2 (37) with wide-ish feet so I ordered a 6 and a 7. Turns out the website is right when it says size down if you're a half size.As for breaking them in pop for the Wonder Balsam when you order your boots. Follow the directions and you will be comfortably wearing your boots in almost no time. ... MoreBought my first pair of 1460s in the mid '80s and had many a great times in them. Unfortunately they went missing in one of the many moves in my twenties and I foolishly never replaced them. Flash forward to today when on a whim I decided to treat myself to a new pair.If you're replacing your old Docs, go for the Made in England version. They're worth every penny. Sizing is as I remember it. I thought my old feet would require a size larger but was wrong. I'm a consistent 6 1/2 (37) with wide-ish feet so I ordered a 6 and a 7. Turns out the website is right when it says size down if you're a half size.As for breaking them in pop for the Wonder Balsam when you order your boots. Follow the directions and you will be comfortably wearing your boots in almost no time. I applied WB every morning for three days, let it absorb for a few minutes and then wore the boots with thick socks while working from home. Worked like a charm and I was out stomping blister and pain free in less than a week.
originally posted on drmartens.com
I’m super disappointed! I’ve been dreaming of owning these shoes for about a decade. Finally purchased them. Right boot fit like a dream. Left boot had some weird stitching that made the boot too small for my foot to enter. Had about three people look at it and confirmed it was sewn incorrectly. Had to return them. First I couldn’t get ahold of customer service. Finally I got through via email. The rep I spoke to was pleasant and professional and helped me with my return. I returned the boots via UPS July 6th and they apparently reached the warehouse July 8th. By the 18th I still didn’t have a confirmation or a refund. I had to contact customer service yet again for my refund.Unfortunately, these boots cost way too much money for the amount of hassle I had to go ... MoreI’m super disappointed! I’ve been dreaming of owning these shoes for about a decade. Finally purchased them. Right boot fit like a dream. Left boot had some weird stitching that made the boot too small for my foot to enter. Had about three people look at it and confirmed it was sewn incorrectly. Had to return them. First I couldn’t get ahold of customer service. Finally I got through via email. The rep I spoke to was pleasant and professional and helped me with my return. I returned the boots via UPS July 6th and they apparently reached the warehouse July 8th. By the 18th I still didn’t have a confirmation or a refund. I had to contact customer service yet again for my refund.Unfortunately, these boots cost way too much money for the amount of hassle I had to go through. Something this expensive shouldn’t have manufacturing issues at all. And the return process was clunky and frustrating. I will not be purchasing anything from this company again. And so goes a decade long wish list.
originally posted on drmartens.com
I love these boots. I have a few pairs of docs, but these Made in England are definitely a step up. The overall quality of the boot is apparent. Mine broke in after day 3 and they are quite comfortable. I would say start with thicker socks than you plan to wear regularly, during break in period. That is my personal experience. I am so pleased with these that I am buying another pair in a different color right away. Definitely worth the price.
Dr. Martens 1460 Vintage Made In England Lace Up Boot 'Oxblood Quilon' | Red | Men's Size 9
Delivery between 2–9 May $25
1460 Vintage Red Unisex Size 8| AfterPay Available
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Dr. Martens 1460 Vintage Made In England Lace Up Boot Oxblood Quilon
Delivery $34.95
Bought my first pair of 1460s in the mid '80s and had many a great times in them. Unfortunately they went missing in one of the many moves in my twenties and I foolishly never replaced them. Flash forward to today when on a whim I decided to treat myself to a new pair.If you're replacing your old Docs, go for the Made in England version. They're worth every penny. Sizing is as I remember it. I thought my old feet would require a size larger but was wrong. I'm a consistent 6 1/2 (37) with wide-ish feet so I ordered a 6 and a 7. Turns out the website is right when it says size down if you're a half size.As for breaking them in pop for the Wonder Balsam when you order your boots. Follow the directions and you will be comfortably wearing your boots in almost no time. ... MoreBought my first pair of 1460s in the mid '80s and had many a great times in them. Unfortunately they went missing in one of the many moves in my twenties and I foolishly never replaced them. Flash forward to today when on a whim I decided to treat myself to a new pair.If you're replacing your old Docs, go for the Made in England version. They're worth every penny. Sizing is as I remember it. I thought my old feet would require a size larger but was wrong. I'm a consistent 6 1/2 (37) with wide-ish feet so I ordered a 6 and a 7. Turns out the website is right when it says size down if you're a half size.As for breaking them in pop for the Wonder Balsam when you order your boots. Follow the directions and you will be comfortably wearing your boots in almost no time. I applied WB every morning for three days, let it absorb for a few minutes and then wore the boots with thick socks while working from home. Worked like a charm and I was out stomping blister and pain free in less than a week.
I’m super disappointed! I’ve been dreaming of owning these shoes for about a decade. Finally purchased them. Right boot fit like a dream. Left boot had some weird stitching that made the boot too small for my foot to enter. Had about three people look at it and confirmed it was sewn incorrectly. Had to return them. First I couldn’t get ahold of customer service. Finally I got through via email. The rep I spoke to was pleasant and professional and helped me with my return. I returned the boots via UPS July 6th and they apparently reached the warehouse July 8th. By the 18th I still didn’t have a confirmation or a refund. I had to contact customer service yet again for my refund.Unfortunately, these boots cost way too much money for the amount of hassle I had to go ... MoreI’m super disappointed! I’ve been dreaming of owning these shoes for about a decade. Finally purchased them. Right boot fit like a dream. Left boot had some weird stitching that made the boot too small for my foot to enter. Had about three people look at it and confirmed it was sewn incorrectly. Had to return them. First I couldn’t get ahold of customer service. Finally I got through via email. The rep I spoke to was pleasant and professional and helped me with my return. I returned the boots via UPS July 6th and they apparently reached the warehouse July 8th. By the 18th I still didn’t have a confirmation or a refund. I had to contact customer service yet again for my refund.Unfortunately, these boots cost way too much money for the amount of hassle I had to go through. Something this expensive shouldn’t have manufacturing issues at all. And the return process was clunky and frustrating. I will not be purchasing anything from this company again. And so goes a decade long wish list.
I love these boots. I have a few pairs of docs, but these Made in England are definitely a step up. The overall quality of the boot is apparent. Mine broke in after day 3 and they are quite comfortable. I would say start with thicker socks than you plan to wear regularly, during break in period. That is my personal experience. I am so pleased with these that I am buying another pair in a different color right away. Definitely worth the price.
Always wanted to get a pair of Made in England 1460, so happy to get one. Boots Look good but otherwise it’s too early for me to comment if this is significantly better than a Columbia or Osprey boots. But one thing that truly disappointed me is the in store experience. I visited the Oxford street store twice and and the first day my experience was, ‘You aren’t welcome here’ approach! Zero oomph, ‘whatever’ attitude! These guys should understand we still come to a store because of the human interaction and to get a bad experience. The sales people on the second day were much warm and helpful.
Firstly, I'm a true 11, I bought a pair of MIE US12s a few years ago, they were always way too sloppy on me. US11s fit really well widthwise, but are ALMOST too short. They fit more like US10.5s, but DM US12s fit like US12s. As they break-in and my heel settles into the boot, my toes don't hit the front of the boot as often, but I definitely can't wear insoles with them. It's a bummer that the cheaper DMs fit basically perfectly but for the "nicer" ones you just have to deal with this goofy sizing, meanwhile Solovair out here with half-sizing.Also, my other MIE 1460s came in a nice box with brochure and bag. These came thrown in the standard Dr Marten box which was totally crushed in shipping. Quality of the boot is fine. Leather is *ok* - very stiff and dry. ... MoreFirstly, I'm a true 11, I bought a pair of MIE US12s a few years ago, they were always way too sloppy on me. US11s fit really well widthwise, but are ALMOST too short. They fit more like US10.5s, but DM US12s fit like US12s. As they break-in and my heel settles into the boot, my toes don't hit the front of the boot as often, but I definitely can't wear insoles with them. It's a bummer that the cheaper DMs fit basically perfectly but for the "nicer" ones you just have to deal with this goofy sizing, meanwhile Solovair out here with half-sizing.Also, my other MIE 1460s came in a nice box with brochure and bag. These came thrown in the standard Dr Marten box which was totally crushed in shipping. Quality of the boot is fine. Leather is *ok* - very stiff and dry. Conditioning it heavily with mink oil and hairdryer on the inside helped tremendously with break-in.Ultimately I like my boots and the longer I wear them the better they fit and feel, but they could be SO. MUCH. BETTER. if Dr Martens just paid less attention to marketing and more attention to making a quality product with better sizing options.
I will be 62 years old this February. I have worn Dr Martens shoes and boots ( and even sandals ) since I was a young teenager in the 1970's. Although I have had / and still own many pairs of imported DM's, I still gravitate to the Made In England versions. I have witnessed many fashion trends come and go, in music, clothing and footwear but Dr Martens have always remained the coolest of all ( and that includes all the other apparel and accessories ). There is just something so very unique about them. My latest acquisitions are a lovely pair of Oxblood "Made In England" 1460's in the beautiful, legendary Quilon leather. Yes, they still take a wee bit of time and patience ( as well as a tad of discomfort ) to break in properly, and yet this is a huge part of the ... MoreI will be 62 years old this February. I have worn Dr Martens shoes and boots ( and even sandals ) since I was a young teenager in the 1970's. Although I have had / and still own many pairs of imported DM's, I still gravitate to the Made In England versions. I have witnessed many fashion trends come and go, in music, clothing and footwear but Dr Martens have always remained the coolest of all ( and that includes all the other apparel and accessories ). There is just something so very unique about them. My latest acquisitions are a lovely pair of Oxblood "Made In England" 1460's in the beautiful, legendary Quilon leather. Yes, they still take a wee bit of time and patience ( as well as a tad of discomfort ) to break in properly, and yet this is a huge part of the whole experience ( a thoroughbred stallion only becomes your horse when the respect has been earned ) The colour, the iconic yellow stitching, the build quality, the longevity are inimitable .. and the " coolness " of being a staunch DM lifetime owner is something which never leaves us. I may be old these days but at least my feet are still proper cool !
This is my third pair; my first pair go nearly halfway up the shin and cost me about £300; had them for going on 10 years now, and they’ve aged very nicely and are still going strong!Some blanch a little at the cost, but how many people will have the trainers that they paid £120 odd quid for after being worn, walked and hiked in for a DECADE and still comfortable, functional and still look smart!I could emphasise on the craftsmanship of these ones, how smart they look, how comfortable they are when they’ve been decked in and how long they’ll last if cared for and so on, but simply the brand name ‘Doc Martens’ is enough as such qualities are what the brand has had decades of fame for.
Back in 1991, I bought my first pair, which were 8 hole oxblood, back when all Docs were made in England. I also had 10 hole black steel and 14 oxblood steel back in the day. Definitely wanted to make sure my most recent pair was made in the UK. At first, I wavered on buying these as the design is a little different than my first pair of 8 hole oxbloods: these new ones feature white stitching, brown base around the yellow stitch, and no black leather top at the top of the boot. However, I’ve found these to be really nice looking, anyway. They’ve grown on me. (I also bought black laces rather than the red ones that came with to make them look more like my first pair and since people back in the 90’s era scene all know what red laces mean.) The quality is superb. They ... MoreBack in 1991, I bought my first pair, which were 8 hole oxblood, back when all Docs were made in England. I also had 10 hole black steel and 14 oxblood steel back in the day. Definitely wanted to make sure my most recent pair was made in the UK. At first, I wavered on buying these as the design is a little different than my first pair of 8 hole oxbloods: these new ones feature white stitching, brown base around the yellow stitch, and no black leather top at the top of the boot. However, I’ve found these to be really nice looking, anyway. They’ve grown on me. (I also bought black laces rather than the red ones that came with to make them look more like my first pair and since people back in the 90’s era scene all know what red laces mean.) The quality is superb. They are absolutely beautiful and come delivered with a couple of extras that top quality items often do. I haven’t stared admiringly at my own feet this much in years.
I’m thrilled with my purchase. These are excellent quality, and I love the color. The fit is true to size for a Doc Martin. I typically wear a size 9 US women’s shoe, and therefore, I size down to a women’s eight in Docs unisex sizes as they run large. However, when I’m buying a doc that is made just for women, I wear the nine and find them true to size. I think it’s helpful when leaving a review that you distinguish between a true-to-size Doc or a true-to-your-normal US size; however, if you are a little on the large side of a nine regularly, I would not suggest sizing down as they just barely fit me and I am a solid 9. they take a little breaking in. Still, all in all I enjoy, putting all the love and energy into every pair I get !
i usually buy 10.5 due to wide feet and was a little scared about the made in england supposedly smaller vintage foot mould — went with 11’s to be safe and the width was good but it had a fair amount of extra heel cup in the backwas fine with larger pants but with tighter pants looked weird to mereplaced with a pair of 10’s and they are perfect — actually still have some play back there but less and via using thick wool hiking socks it helped break them in faster due to leather more engaged on all sidesthese broke in really quick — quicker than the slightly oversized 11’s because there was no play in themvery happy with these and will go all MIE in the futurealready got a pair of chelsea mie’s that i dig for a sleeker more dressy look toovery happy with these ... Morei usually buy 10.5 due to wide feet and was a little scared about the made in england supposedly smaller vintage foot mould — went with 11’s to be safe and the width was good but it had a fair amount of extra heel cup in the backwas fine with larger pants but with tighter pants looked weird to mereplaced with a pair of 10’s and they are perfect — actually still have some play back there but less and via using thick wool hiking socks it helped break them in faster due to leather more engaged on all sidesthese broke in really quick — quicker than the slightly oversized 11’s because there was no play in themvery happy with these and will go all MIE in the futurealready got a pair of chelsea mie’s that i dig for a sleeker more dressy look toovery happy with these — leather noticeably better than the more plasticky feel of the made in asia common docs —and the vintage foot shape looks extra punk — asian docs have a bit of clown shoe shape in direct comparison (i have a pair of navy 1460 asian docs)super comfortable and like having motorcycle tires for your feet — bouncy grippy tough and ready for any terrainsuper cool boots
Since storming onto the scene in 1960, Dr. Martens has been synonymous with rebellious style and individuality. From its inception in the heart of England, this iconic brand has crafted a footwear legacy, rooted in authenticity and creativity, making its mark on subcultures worldwide. Step into the Dr. Martens 1460 Vintage (12308601) and own the streets with these classic 8-eye boots. Perfect for Fall/Winter 2025, they seamlessly blend fashion-forward design with an edge, crafted for those who defy convention. In a striking Oxblood Quilon colorway, these boots provide timeless confidence, making them the ultimate style statement for both men and women. Embrace Dr. Martens’ heritage with a piece that's both iconic and effortlessly cool.
Since storming onto the scene in 1960, Dr. Martens has been synonymous with rebellious style and individuality. From its inception in the heart of England, this iconic brand has crafted a footwear legacy, rooted in authenticity and creativity, making its mark on subcultures worldwide. Step into the Dr. Martens 1460 Vintage (12308601) and own the streets with these classic 8-eye boots. Perfect for Fall/Winter 2025, they seamlessly blend fashion-forward design with an edge, crafted for those who defy convention. In a striking Oxblood Quilon colorway, these boots provide timeless confidence, making them the ultimate style statement for both men and women. Embrace Dr. Martens’ heritage with a piece that's both iconic and effortlessly cool.
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Dr. Martens 'Made in England' 1460 Vintage Boots
Since storming onto the scene in 1960, Dr. Martens has been synonymous with rebellious style and individuality. From its inception in the heart of England, this iconic brand has crafted a footwear legacy, rooted in authenticity and creativity, making its mark on subcultures worldwide. Step into the Dr. Martens 1460 Vintage (12308601) and own the streets with these classic 8-eye boots. Perfect for Fall/Winter 2025, they seamlessly blend fashion-forward design with an edge, crafted for those who defy convention. In a striking Oxblood Quilon colorway, these boots provide timeless confidence, making them the ultimate style statement for both men and women. Embrace Dr. Martens’ heritage with a piece that's both iconic and effortlessly cool.
Since storming onto the scene in 1960, Dr. Martens has been synonymous with rebellious style and individuality. From its inception in the heart of England, this iconic brand has crafted a footwear legacy, rooted in authenticity and creativity, making its mark on subcultures worldwide. Step into the Dr. Martens 1460 Vintage (12308601) and own the streets with these classic 8-eye boots. Perfect for Fall/Winter 2025, they seamlessly blend fashion-forward design with an edge, crafted for those who defy convention. In a striking Oxblood Quilon colorway, these boots provide timeless confidence, making them the ultimate style statement for both men and women. Embrace Dr. Martens’ heritage with a piece that's both iconic and effortlessly cool.
