The 2944 Wolker Mad Dog Hueso is the flawless blend of classic biker toughness and vintage elegance.

Crafted from 100% genuine nubuck leather with a beautifully aged finish, these handmade designer boots are a wardrobe essential, combining durability and effortless style. Prioritising your ease and comfort, these boots feature a cushioned rubber sole and mid heel to allow for style and stability all day long! 

Designed for versatility, these beige Sendra Biker Boots feature a cool ankle strap for added edge.

 At the same time, the adjustable top buckle allows you to customize the shaft width for a perfect fit. Their neutral tone makes them incredibly easy to style—pair them with denim and leather for a grunge-inspired look, or contrast them with flowy dresses for a modern boho twist. Whether you're dressing up or down, these boots adapt seamlessly to any outfit.

These sturdy boots are designed to mold to your feet over time for ultimate comfort. The fit runs true to size, but if you're between sizes, we recommend choosing the smaller size for the best fit.

Please note: The shaft circumference is 38 cm, the heel height is 4 cm and the total length of the boot is 30 cm. This was measured at a size 38.

Each boot is made with love and an extensive production process made up of 250 steps. Our boots are handmade using natural materials, so sometimes there may be small inconsistencies between pairs. The process includes hand cutting and moulding the leather, embroidering and piercing each motif, bringing together all the various elements to create boots with their own identity. Each pair of boots has a tracking code which is recorded to identify the boot and give it a unique identity. These boots will stay with you forever, making memories that last.

One of the key elements in the production process is the ‘Goodyear Stitching.’ The Goodyear system consists of a double stitch that joins the foot of the shoe to the sole: an internal stitch holds the upper leather to the inner sole and the welt, while an internal stitch fastens the welt to the sole.

Leather boots maintenance is crucial for maximizing their longevity. Discover some quick tips for proper care!

Regular Maintenance and Care for Leather Boots:

To extend the lifespan of your boots, consistent upkeep is essential. Treat your boots one day prior to wearing them, allowing the maintenance product to deeply penetrate the leather. The frequency of care depends on how frequently the boots are worn. 

Follow the step-by-step guide below for optimal leather boot maintenance.

1. Clean the boots with a soft brush, cloth, or sponge. Avoid using a hard brush that could harm the leather. You may use a mild soapy water (we use green soap or saddle soap) or white vinegar solution. Ensure the boots are clean and dry before proceeding. They are usually dry after 10 minutes.
2. Treat the leather, including the leather sole, with a liquid or cream leather conditioner.  You can use transparant cream or a colour that is the same as your boots.  Apply the conditioner using a soft cloth or sponge, gently rubbing it in for optimal results. Allow the conditioner to fully absorb for a day. Remove any excess conditioner with a cloth the following day. To add extra shine you can buff the boots with a shine brush or nylon stockings.
3. Protect your boots from dirt and moisture by using an impregnating spray. Make sure to use it on a small spot on your boots to see if any discoloration accure.
4. Clean the inside of the boots with an antibacterial spray.
5. If your leather boots has a zipper, you can maintain the zipper's smoothness and cleanliness, by using a zipper spray.

You can use boot shapers or paper to prevent sagging or creasing. Boot shapers maintain the shape of the boots and absorb excess moisture.

Daily Maintenance After Activities:

Here are some tips for daily maintenance that contribute to prolonging the lifespan of your boots.

1. Use a soft brush to remove excess dirt after outdoor activities. Avoid using a hard brush that can damage the leather. Pay attention to the edges near the sole, as dirt can accumulate and potentially harm the leather or stitches. A small brush, such as an old toothbrush, can be effective in cleaning this area.
2. Wipe the boots with a clean, damp cloth to remove dirt and mud. Make sure the cloth is damp and not soaking wet!
3. If your boots become wet, allow them to dry at room temperature. Avoid placing leather boots near heat sources, this can dry the leather out. Remove the insoles and stuff the boots with paper to absorb the moisture.

You will receive a care guide of how to maintain your boots with every boots that you order!