Harley Davidson and White’s Boots Create Collaborative Men’s Engineer Boots Made to Last

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Harley Davidson has collaborated with LaCrosse Footwear’s White’s Boots to bring footwear audiences a limited-edition Engineer boot.

Blending White’s legendary craftsmanship with Harley-Davidson’s bold style, the collaborative menswear boot offering is an exclusive 2-tone shoe tanned by Milwaukee-based Seidel Tanning Corp. True to its name, the footwear is engineered for longevity, with White’s renowned stitch-down construction, made right here in the USA by skilled craftsman at each stage of the construction process using premium, all leather waterproof components. The Engineer style retails for $699 via Harley Davidson’s website and comes in regular and wide sizes for men.

Built for a lifetime of wear, the boot is fully re-buildable and re-soleable, ensuring the wearer unmatched comfort and durability even in the harshest of terrain. This means the style will get better with age and frequent wear. Vibram 2021 wedge and midsoles cushion the wearer’s feet, offering stability. The motorcycle riding boot is finished with distinctive brass buckle closures and rivets and debossed with custom graphics.

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Only 200 pairs of the Engineer boot were produced. Each boot is hand-stamped with a unique serial number, certifying the cementing the uniqueness of the collaboration. The shoe is available for purchase now at Harley-Davidson.com .

White’s Boots is a handcrafted leather boot company founded by Edward White back in 1853 when White started making boots for loggers and soldiers in Connecticut before the American Civil War. The brand’s most popular shoe silhouette is the “Smoke Jumper” boot, which was created for Wildland Firefighters.

Harley Davidson is a motorcycle manufacturer headquartered in Milwaukee, Wis. Founded in 1903, the world-renowned brand began selling shoes in 1998 when Wolverine World Wide Inc. acquired the license to produce Harley-Davidson boots. Since its conception, the brand has partnered with a slew of brands for collaborations including Nike and The Great Frog, among others.

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