Leather Boots Bison Hide
Made from super supple bison, these boots are made to last till the end of time. Completely patterned, cut, sewn and finished all by hand. You will never find another boot like this. Soft bottom allows you to be more one with Mother Nature. Feel the ground through two thick layers of super soft leather. Lace up design for good support and optional sheepskin inserts available. Most any size available, some may need additional measurements before construction is begun. Women and mens
Material
- leather
Meet the Maker
Steven Jespersen
Noblesoles
Custom made and one of a kind leather goods. All hand made creations.
Customer Reviews
Derek Garcia
Dec 6, 2019Steven was extremely professional and quick with our project, I definitely recommend!
Paul Singh
Dec 3, 2019man love u and ur work im very happy wallet more orders to place :-) thanks thanks alot
Tiffany Harmon
Apr 17, 2019I am extremely please with the professionalism and the quality of workmanship. Was a pleasure to work with. Communicated every step of the way to ensure I was getting exactly what I wanted. Responded to all questions and emails in a timely manner and was very thorough. I would recommend them to anyone who wants custom work done.
Allan Knox
Mar 15, 2019Maker was very professional and communication was excellent. the Look, quality and craftsmanship of the sheath is outstanding. Due to blade shape it is a very tight fit in the sheath. When fully inserted the snap ends up being lower on the knife than I would have liked. That is partly my fault as I should have specified that I wanted it high on the handle. Overall a very beautiful and handcrafted sheath just not as functional as I would have preferred.
Jan Rayl
Feb 15, 2019Amazing! Steven reproduced a wallet that I purchased in Italy over 20 years ago. The finished product was as good or better than the original and was absolutely beautiful. Furthermore, he completed it ahead of schedule. I couldn't be more pleased and will look forward to working with him again. Thanks again.
