The Making of the Wolverine 1000 Mile Centennial Edition Boot: Part 2

Hear the design philosophy and inspiration behind the Wolverine 1000 Mile Centennial Edition boot directly from Wolverine Product Designer Carrie Hill, and learn about the boot's unique genuine Bison leather from Skip Horween of Horween Leather Company in Chicago. Known for making durable, high quality boots since 1883, Wolverine® is celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Original 1000 Mile Boot with a special Centennial Edition. Meticulously designed to replicate the craftsmanship and aesthetic of the 1000 Mile Boot first introduced in 1914, the Centennial Edition 1000 Mile Boot features Horween Leather Company’s Genuine American Bison and is made in Wolverine’s Big Rapids, Michigan, factory. The Centennial Edition celebrates this 100th anniversary with an All-American update to the original. The Centennial Edition is made from the Original 1000 Mile pattern, featuring time-tested Goodyear Welt construction and a leather outsole with a Vibram® heel. The Horween Genuine American Bison leather upper is distinctively rugged and showcases the true uniqueness of the natural product. The expertise of the skilled craftspeople and the leather tanned using the best possible materials yield a product that improves with age and wear. The boot is available in two distinct colors, Tan and Brown, and is fully lined.