A piece of 70s history: made in the USA, these boots are still kick in’. The boots are made from tan suede leather, featuring a classic Western design with a pointed toe, a pull tab at the back, and detailed stitching, designed for comfort and durability. Featuring Vibram soles. They are in really good vintage condition, with typical signs of vintage wear but no major scuffs or stains. The inner sole of the heels are worn and distressed (no Wolverine label on inside) but still have some cushion. There are a few missing stitches in back of one boot. They are size 8.5M but can fit women’s 7.5 or 8 if thicker socks are worn. These are so cool, a bit distressed (given that they’re vintage), giving western but also boho vibes (think the Frye Campus Boot!). But seriously, they don’t make clothing and shoes as good as these anymore. Wolverine World Wide, Inc. was founded in 1883 by G.A. Krause in Rockford, Michigan, USA. Initially, the company focused on making durable boots for loggers and outdoor workers, which is reflected in the rugged design philosophy that persisted into the late 20th century. By the 1970s, Wolverine had expanded its product line to include a variety of styles, including the cowboy and western boots. The company was and is known for its commitment to quality and durability, using materials and construction techniques that were ahead of their time.