The Delaware - Prairie Waxy Commander (602M) Factory Seconds

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Boot and Leather (602M Last)

This Delaware boot features a brogue cap toe pattern accompanied by a rugged Waxy Commander leather article from the world-famous C.F. Stead tannery. This leather is part of the tannery's waterproof line of leathers and will offer great resistance to the elements. Waxy Commander will exhibit a rugged, non-uniform texture as shown in the pictures.
 
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1 - Factory second inventory from Spring 2024 production/release. Boots will have areas of the leather where there is more wax than other areas. Some nicks and scratches may be present from handling both on the line and in the sample room at the factory. Please reference the last few pictures of the Richmond model as an example of what you can expect. 
Our build focuses on enhanced breath-ability and shock absorption in a more natural way by using leather components. Additional build information along with cutaways can be found under our Craft + Build section.

Leather care

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Have a question before, during or after your purchase? Reach out to us at info@parkhurstbrand.com and we would be happy to assist you.


Construction – Goodyear welted with natural cork and steel shank

Upper – Waxy Commander leather from C.F. Stead

Lining Leather – Leather lined in toebox/vamp, unlined in quarters

Insole – Vegetable tanned bends leather

Hardware – Eyelets + speedhooks

Laces – Cotton

Welt – Vegetable tanned leather 

Midsole – Vegetable tanned leather 

Sole/Heel – Parkhurst lug

Heel Stack – Vegetable tanned bends leather cut from our insole leather

*Check out what to expect with your boots here: Leather + Care and Craft + Build

Sizing guidance is general in nature as every foot is different, but we have a few ways to help identify the best size for you. Our customers size down into our boots. From typical sneaker sizing, it is usually 1 full size down. For example, if you take a sneaker size 10 across all sneakers you own, you're most likely going to be a 9 in our boots. Medium width and volume will be size 9, wider width and higher volume will be a 9.5 in this example. Sizing discussions are best had prior to order placement.

602M Last

The 602M last is primarily used for Allen and Richmond production however there will be some moc-toe styles built on it as well. Its features include a roomy fit along with a natural contour to your instep. Along with this comes a slight bit of extra room in that smaller toe region than a traditional D width last.

Parkhurst Old 602 (2020-2023) - True to size. If narrower feet, lower instep, skinny ankles or lower volume feet in general, a half size down may apply.

Brannock - Half size down if D/regular width and volume, full size if narrower, lower volume foot. For example, if you are a size 10C on the Brannock, then a size 9 in our boots would fit best. 

Wide Width's - Take your normal wide width numerical size for E and EE. EEE will not fit.

Alden Barrie or Trubalance - True to size.

Allen Edmond's - True to size if D width. Lower volume/narrower widths may need to go down a half size.

Red Wing - True to size.

Thursday Boot - True to size if D width. Lower volume/narrower widths may need to go down a half size.

Nike - Full size down

New Balance - Full size down.

Adidas - Full size down.

618 Last

This is our newest last designed first for our Stitch-down-constructed boots. The 618 draws elements from both the 602 and original 18 lasts while incorporating some new design aspects. It features a bit more tapered heel than the 602, a slight point to the toe and a lower volume than the 602 last. Additionally, the peak width on this last at Brannock is just over a single E, but not touching a double E.

Brannock - Half size down. If you're a 10D Brannock or slightly over a D width, go with size 9.5 in the 618 last. If you measure a single E width, more towards a single E width or prefer a slight bit of extra room without a drastic length increase, we suggest going with your Brannock size. In this example, a size 10. If you are a narrow width or low volume foot, we suggest going a full size down from your Brannock measurement. So if you are a size 10C or 10B, then a size 9 in our boots would be our initial suggestion.

Parkhurst 602M - Same size if medium/average volume, width and instep height. If you have a higher volume foot, or a higher instep, size up a half size into the 618.

Alden Barrie and Trubalance - True to size if D width. 

Red Wing No. 8 - True to size if D width. 

Thursday Boot - True to size if D width. Lower volume/narrower widths may need to go down a half size.

Allen Edmond's - True to size if D width. Lower volume/narrower widths may need to go down a half size.

Nike - Full size down if standard/medium width, half size down if width is slightly wider.

Adidas - Full size down if standard/medium width, half size down if width is slightly wider.

New Balance - Full size down if standard/medium width, half size down if width is slightly wider.

General Sizing Note

If you have any of the below foot/ankle characteristics, you may need to size down a half size from boot brands such as the ones we mention as comparable:

Skinny ankles
Low volume feet
Low insteps
Narrow feet
 

Shoes (Bidwell and Bidwell 2.0)

Our customers take either the same size in our shoes as they do in our boots, or sometimes they size down another half size. Sizing down in our shoes is mainly due to their heels being extra narrow, or having narrow and lower volume heels and ankles than normal.

Additional details regarding leather, craft and care for your footwear may be found under these links:

Leather + Care

Craft + Build

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