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Tamine Sand

Name: Tamine Sand
Brand: Oliver Sweeney
SKU: 6733228736704
Price: 149 GBP
Availability: InStock

£279 £149

Oiled Nubuck Chelsea Boots

Our iconic Tamine has been one of your favourites for many years. Based on an Australian Rancher’s boot, designed over 100 years ago for the rugged outback, we have updated and refined the aesthetics for today.

The oiled nubuck is upper is from the famous Steads Tannery in Leeds and includes heavy duty elastic gussets, our signature embroidered back and front pull tabs and a full calf leather lining and insock. The boot is Goodyear welted to a sturdy leather sole with a leather stacked heel and rubber heel top-piece.

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UKUSEU Size

6 7 40

6.5 7.5 40.5

7 8 41

7.5 8.5 41.5

8 9 42

8.5 9.5 42.5

9 10 43

9.5 10.5 43.5

10 11 44

10.5 11.5 44.5

11 12 45

11.5 12.5 45.5

12 13 46

13 14 47

Colour

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USA	$13.99	Free over $200	2-5 working days
Canada	$17.99	Free over $300	2-7 working days
Australia	$17.99	Free over $300	4-8 working days
Rest of the World	£15	Free over £200	4-10 working days

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Tamine Sand

Oiled Nubuck Chelsea Boots

Pre-order now for delivery at the end of April. Our Tamine boot is based on 'The Iconic Australian Outback Boot', designed 100 years ago for ranchers and farmers in the outback. Our version is an update on this classic, cut in beautiful oiled suede from the Steads tannery in Leeds, for a beautiful texture and depth of colour. Finished with our branded pull tabs and heel strips.

Goodyear Welted Construction

Oiled nubuck upper

Calf leather lining

Leather sole

Branded heel and hin pull tabs

The Goodyear Welted Construction

This traditional English construction has been around for over 150 years. The upper is stitched (Good year welted) to a ridge on the insole and a strip of leather - the welt. The outer sole is then attached by stitching through the welt, midsole and sole around the outside of the shoe. This keeps water away from the upper, resulting in a sturdy and practical construction, that can be resoled many times.

<h2>This traditional English construction has been around for over 150 years. The upper is stitched (Good year welted) to a ridge on the insole and a strip of leather - the welt. The outer sole is then attached by stitching through the welt, midsole and sole around the outside of the shoe. This keeps water away from the upper, resulting in a sturdy and practical construction, that can be resoled many times.</h2>

Made in India

Situated on the Bay of Bengal in Eastern India and renowned for its exacting ecological and ethical standards, this family-run business expertly combines British construction and Italian technique with their own effortless style. The Goodyear welt, this factory's signature construction, was invented in Britain over 150 years ago by Charles Goodyear Jr. It involves the addition of a leather strip (the welt) along the perimeter of the shoe, making shoes with this construction more waterproof, easily repairable and therefore, highly practical. Despite being extremely proficient to this end, the shoes produced at this factory are far more than just practical. Using skilled techniques such as Tamponato, which they learned first-hand from Italian artisans, as well as highly intricate broguing, the family produce styles which excel in both durability and design.