MOHAWK MOCCASIN BOOTS / EZO SHIKA DEERSKIN BURNT MOCHA boots com website customers only

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Inspired by early 1900s Southwest motifs

and the outer shell being a waxed finished tanning that's burnished

and ease of getting in and out of stirrups

The result is a durable horsehide that's closer to a softer pull-up leather feel

MOHAWK MOCCASIN BOOTS / EZO SHIKA DEERSKIN BURNT MOCHA boots com website customers onlyEzo Shika are Japanese deer that live in Japan's northern Hokkaido region. Larger than all other Shika subspecies, this deer lives an extra rugged life in mostly snowy areas. For centuries the indigenous Ainu people have hunted them as a major food source and armorers incorporated the robust deerskin into samurai armor. Today deerskin can still be found being used in making kendo and kyudo bogu. To make our boots using Ezo Shika deerskin two layers