Color: Brown
Supremely comfortable Australian work boots in a Huckberry-exclusive colorway
Born on the rugged Australian island of Tasmania, Blundstone makes work boots that can go through hell while feeling like heaven on your feet. Arriving in a Huckberry-exclusive colorway, the 1320 Chelsea Boots take everything you love about Blundstones and dial it up to the max. All the durability. More comfort. More shock absorption. And of course, the same ruggedly casual slip-on design that has endeared Blundstones to folks from all walks of life for over 150 years.
Please note this item is excluded from promotional pricing.
- Iconic Australian work boots in a Huckberry-exclusive colorway, only available here
- Premium water-resistant leather uppers are built to go to hell and back
- Elastic gore side panels and dual pull tabs for easy on/off
- Leather-lined for all-day comfort
- Super-comfortable right out of the box, no break-in period required
- Removable footbed with XRD® Technology in the heel strike zone for increased shock absorption and comfort
- SPS Max Comfort system for outstanding shock absorption
- Comes with an extra set of footbeds for a custom fit
- Durable TPU outsole for rugged reliability
- Upper: Leather
- Midsole: Polyurethane
- Outsole: TPU
- Made in Vietnam
- Order your normal U.S. shoe size
- Sizes are listed in U.S. size. Please note the shoebox may arrive with Australian sizing on the label.
- We recommend measuring your feet and comparing to the chart below to find your size
- Blundstone boots increase in length with each whole size, and increase in width with each half size
- Measure both feet from the back of your heel to the tip of your big toe, then compare the longer measurement to the chart below (most people have one foot that’s longer than the other)
- If you have a wide foot, choose the half size that corresponds with your length measurement
- When you get your boot, there should be a slight give in the heel, with enough space to slide a finger between the back of your heel and the boot
- The boots will stretch in the instep with time, but they won’t ever stretch lengthwise—if your toes are cramped, you need to size up
| US Size | Foot Length (in) | Foot Length (mm) |
|---|---|---|
| 8 | 10” | 254 mm |
| 8 ½ | 10” | 254 mm |
| 9 | 10.31” | 262 mm |
| 9 ½ | 10.31” | 262 mm |
| 10 | 10.67” | 271 mm |
| 10 ½ | 10.67” | 271 mm |
| 11 | 11.02” | 280 mm |
| 11 ½ | 11.02” | 280 mm |
| 12 | 11.34” | 288 mm |
| 13 | 11.65” | 296 mm |
Always clean your boots after use by brushing caked dirt away from welts and seams, then wipe leather with a clean, damp cloth. If your boots become wet, never dry them by a fire or artificial heat source as this will cause the leather to harden and shrink, and in extreme cases, pull away from the sole. Always allow the boots to dry at room temperature.
To keep your boots water resistant and pliable, you should dress the leather after cleaning with a suitable leather dressing.
Avoid exposing your boots to chemical contamination, as this may reduce the life expectancy. Leather is absorbent by nature and strong acids and alkalis will do irreparable damage. Such commonplace substances such as milk and salt are highly damaging. In the event of exposure, rinse the contaminant from the boots thoroughly before applying a leather dressing.
If we were stranded on an island with only one pair of shoes for the rest of our lives, Blundstones would be pretty ideal. Same if we were stranded on a glacier. Or stranded on Manhattan, where they’ve gained a foothold amongst the fashionable crowd in recent years. It’s a bit ironic, as they got their start on Tasmania, as hardcore work boots for ranchers and Australian tradesmen. But slip them on, and you immediately get it. They’re comfortable and lightweight as a sneaker—with a weather-resistant leather upper that’s as tough as armor when you’re charging through snow or slush on your way to work. Any time of year, any situation—your pair of Blundstones will be in the running.
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