Inspired by WWII-era design, the John Lofgren M-43 Service Shoe combines vintage charm with modern craftsmanship. Featuring a 6" shaft made from premium horsebutt leather sourced from the Shinki Hikaku tannery in Japan, these boots offer durability and style. Built around the Munson last for ultimate comfort and a natural fit, they are perfect for casual outings or rugged adventures. Experience a blend of history and quality in every step.
From the brand: The John Lofgren M-43 Service Shoe is based off the WWII era US Army combat boot. This modern version features a 6" shaft, and is made of an
exceptional horsebutt leather originates from the renowned Shinki Hikaku tannery in Japan. These M-43s are built around the Munson last. This last was developed by U.S. Army Doctor Edward Munson after studying over the feet of over 2000 solders, and was the military boot last from 1912 through the Korean War. The Munson last was designed to naturally contour to the foot, be comfortable for various feet type, and durable enough for long marches. These M-43 Service Shoes
were crafted by skilled craftsmen to the highest standards of Japanese manufacturing.
