How It's Made - Work Boots - Rose Anvil x Nicks Handmade Boots

Explore the intricate process of handcrafting the ND2 Work Boots, a collaboration between Rose Anvil and Nicks Handmade Boots, in this detailed 23-minute video. Follow the step-by-step manufacturing process from clicking leather patterns to the final product reveal. Learn about the unique features of these limited edition boots, including the 8-inch upper, V-100 lug sole, and dual lineman patches made from 1964 Brown and Brown Waxed Flesh leather. Gain insights into the craftsmanship that goes into creating durable, serviceable boots built to last for years. Discover why Nicks Handmade Boots, made in Spokane, Washington since 1964, are considered among the highest quality and most comfortable work boots on the market.

Clicking leather patterns
Skiving the leather edges
Sewing the bootleg together
Sewing vamp and heel counter cover
Punching Hooks and Eyes into the boot
Inserting the damp heel counter
Wet Lasting the boot
Dry Lasting the boot
Inserting the leather shank and rubber squeak pad
Attaching Midsole to the boot
McKay Stitching the midsole and insole together
Glueing the Slipsole to the boot
Stitching together the Vamp, Midsole, and Slipsole
Pressing the sole onto the Slipsole
Nailing the heel stack and heel cap
Sanding down the shape of the sole
Finishing
Final Result