Shoes ‘n’ Boots of the Week: Viberg Service Boots in Custom Maryam Horsebutt, Meermin Wholecut Chelseas in Beautiful Annonay Leathers, and More

In this week’s roundup, we’re taking a look at the newest Field Boot from Grant Stone, a new boot and a new leather at JK Boots, some sleek wholecut chelseas from Meermin, and more.

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Grant Stone Field Boot in Snuff Reverse Kudu: $380

Following the debut of Grant Stone’s rugged Field Boot last month, they’ve just added another variant to the lineup: a boot in C.F. Stead’s soft, resilient reverse kudu leather. Crafted on the Floyd last, the Field Boot is made with a 360 flat welt and their proprietary EVA wedge sole.

Grant Stone Diesel Boot in Garnet Shell Cordovan: $695 (Pre-Order)

Grant Stone also just opened up pre-orders for their first models in Garnet Horween Shell Cordovan earlier this week, and you’ve still got a chance to hop aboard. This luxurious leather is available in Grant Stone’s Diesel…

Grant Stone Edward Boot in Garnet Shell Cordovan: $695 (Pre-Order)

…the Edward…

Grant Stone Traveler Penny in Garnet Shell Cordovan: $695 (Pre-Order)

…and the Traveler Penny.

Viberg 2040 Service Boot in Marrone Sego Horsebutt: $825

Brett Viberg asked Conceria Maryam to produce a horsebutt leather that was softer and easier to work with when used in a stitchdown construction. The result is a variant of Maryam’s Sego tannage, created with a heavy dose of oils and waxes, giving it a nice luster.

This red-brown Marrone color can be found on two Viberg.com-exclusive versions of the classic Service Boot. This one comes on the slightly bump-toed 2040 last, crafted with more of a rugged workwear silhouette with AA-sized antique brass eyelets and a Goodyear commando sole.

Viberg 2030 Service Boot in Marrone Sego Horsebutt: $845

Meanwhile, this 2030 model is a bit more dressy thanks to the sleeker last, the brogued cap toe, and the low-profile Dainite studded soles.

White’s Boots Fulton in Brown Distress or Black: $325

White’s continues to expand their more wallet-friendly lineup with the Fulton, an eight-inch-tall padded-collar moc toe boot made with a 360 flat welt and comfy Vibram honey lug soles.

JK Boots O.T. Pro in Gray: $525

The eight-inch O.T. Pro swaps out the original O.T.’s honey lug soles in favor of Vibram’s Red X lug sole, designed to be chemical- and fire-resistant. The O.T. Pro is available in a few different colors, including this new icy gray leather (which JK is offering on some of their other models as well).