1460 Pascal lace-up boot | Black Smooth
1460 Pascal lace-up boot | Black Smooth
1460 Pascal lace-up boot | Black Smooth
1460 Pascal lace-up boot | Black Smooth
1460 Pascal lace-up boot | Black Smooth
1460 Pascal lace-up boot | Black Smooth
1460 Pascal lace-up boot | Black Smooth
1460 Pascal lace-up boot | Black Smooth

Dr. Martens

1460 Pascal lace-up boot | Black Smooth

€200

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STYLE

Check out these cool 1460 Pascal lace-up boots from Dr. Martens! These boots are the epitome of style and coolness. With their 8 eyelets, classic smooth leather and iconic yellow stitching, they are a real must-have.

Born on April 1st, 1960, but still as popular as ever! These 8-hole boots are simply cult and have become an absolute trendsetter over the last six decades. Their robust smooth leather is not only hard-wearing, but also really stylish. Whether you polish them to make them shine or prefer to keep the used look - it's your decision!

And the best part: Goodyear production ensures that these treasures last a long time. Heat-sealed at 700°C and reinforced with our characteristic welt seam - quality you can feel.

So what are you waiting for? Get your new favorite boots now and rock your style like never before!

SIZING

The women's lace-up ankle boots with cold lining from Dr. Martens are true to size. The sole measures 3 cm.

MATERIAL

Upper material: 100% leather
Lining: 25% leather, 75% textile

INFO

Supplier name: 1460SMOOTH black 11822006
Web code: 28100000721

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Founded in 1945, the Dr. Martens quickly became the shoe of the working class in Great Britain and later - especially among young people - a cult object. Today, the well-known 8 or 10 hole boots are worn by a wide variety of groups. Punks, techno lovers, models, pop stars and we too are enthusiastic about the timeless design and durability. The brand has always embodied rebellion and individuality. Under the hashtag #toughasyou, she promotes exactly that and wants to know what 'tough' means nowadays.

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