Burnished Macquarie Boot

RM Williams – Heritage and Craftsmanship

Since 1932, R.M.Williams has been fitting the feet of the world over, producing boots of outstanding handcrafted quality that exude authenticity and deliver comfort and classic Australian style. R.M.Willams' commitment to sourcing the world's finest leathers and premium materials - and placing them in the hands of the country's best craftspeople - ensures their boots are nothing but the best.

R.M.Williams boots are individually crafted.  There are 80 pairs of hands involved in creating these hand-made boots.  So that when you pull on your boots, you’ll know it’s an investment, not a purchase.

Burnished Macquarie Boot

Made in Australia, the Burnished Macquarie Boot is a truly artisanal boot, skilfully crafted using our hand-burnished process to bring out the rich tones & characteristics of the leather. This sought-after R.M.Williams archive design is defined by the narrow-round toe and flat heel that creates an elegant, refined silhouette suitable for both men and women.

·       Narrow-round toe

·       Flat heel

·       Burnished

·       European crust leather

·       Leather sole

·       Goodyear welt

·       Leather lined

·       Double branded tugs

·       Elastic sided boots

·       Crafted from one piece of leather

·       Made in Australia

Care:  

Cleaning - Get the best out of your boots by keeping them clean. Look after your boots and they'll look after you.

·       Only clean lightly with a damp cloth.

·       Note: do not use any leather cleaner or conditioner. Leather conditioner will drastically alter the appearance of the burnished boots and will darken aniline leathers due to the unprotected finish of the leather.

Polishing - Use R.M.Williams Stockman's Natural Boot Polish regularly to protect and maintain the look of your boots.

·       Apply R.M.Williams Stockman's Natural Boot Polish with a clean cloth and rub in well.

·       Allow polish to rest on the surface and penetrate leather for a minute.

·       Finish with a buffing brush to obtain a high shine.

·       Note: when you polish your boots the first couple of times, a small amount of excess dye may come off – this will not affect the overall finish.