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Traditional-style lace-up mukluk boots are a way to experience a walk in wintertime like nothing else.

Mukluks are a cold-weather version of the moccasin, derived from ancient tribes of the Arctic. Made with natural materials such as genuine leather hides and sheepskin lining, they are designed for warmth and comfort. Without the heavy rubber soles of contemporary boots, the lightweight construction allows you to feel the ground firmly underfoot with each step, while keeping your feet cozy and dry. Women’s Snowshoe Mukluk Moccasin Boots by Laurentian Chief are a beautiful blend of classic styling and modern luxury.

These lace-up moccasin boots are crafted with two-toned suede and leather details. Tied firmly, or left loose, the adjustable lacing extends the full 12” height of the boot shaft. A gusseted suede tongue keeps feet snug and free from dirt and snow, and is embossed with the striking Laurentian Chief image. Contrast stitching and double hand-sewn vamp bring an artisanal touch to the timeless look. The interior and exterior craftsmanship of the mukluks combine to keep warmth in and cold out! The inner boot is lined with fleecy sheepskin, natural wool fibres that allow air circulation and wick away moisture, leaving feet dry and perspiration-free. The durable marron italia rubber outsole adds flexibility, protection, and traction.

CARE:

Mukluk moccasin boots are made with natural leathers and hides, which are not fully waterproof and require a little extra care. They can be made weather-resistant with a good leather protector, finishing wax, or natural waterproofing product, such as mink oil. Avoid fully immersing leather mukluks in watery or slushy conditions.

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With the right protective products and proper care, mukluks and moccasin boots will last you many years to come.
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