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The Boots You Need For the Ultimate Fall Wardrobe

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If there is one key staple in everyone's fall wardrobe, it's a pair of high-quality leather boots.Â

If there is one key staple in everyone's fall wardrobe, it's a pair of high-quality leather boots. Milwaukee Boot Co is just that. [View in Browser]( [Gear-Patrol]( [If there is one key staple in everyone's fall wardrobe, it's a pair of high-quality leather boots; a pair of boots designed to stay with you for hundreds miles, and with a welted sole construction that allows you to resole them and go again for hundreds more. Milwaukee Boot Co makes a selection of boots that fit just such criteria. The brand is named for and headquartered in the city that was an industry leader in the early leather and tanning industry in the US. And true to that heritage, Milwaukee uses tried and true construction methods and high quality materials to craft a boot that's worthy of a spot in your wardrobe.]( [The Farwell is the perfect blend of rugged styling and refined materials. The upper of the Gaucho colorway features a soft suede and nubuck leather, and the Scotch colorway is equally premium with a blend of canvas and leather. ]( [If you were ever looking for a more rugged version of a traditional chelsea boot, the Clybourn is it. Instead of the ubiquitous stretch side panels on a traditional chelsea boot, the Clybourn features a side zip. Plus, it's topped off with a Goodyear-welted sole and durable rubber outsole.]( [For a boot that goes with just about everything in your closet, look no further than the Brady. Like Milwaukee Boot Co's other styles, it's made from premium leather and features a Goodyear-welted sole. In contrast to some of its other styles however, the Brady offers an EVA outsole that's lightweight and offers plenty of shock absorption.]( [The Northpoint Backpack, which sold out soon after Milwaukee Boot Co launched it, is crafted from 16oz waxed canvas that will patina over time and will only get better with use and age. In terms of storage, it offers several interior pockets and sleeves for easy organization.]( Gear Patrol 236 5th Avenue, 8th Floor New York, NY 10001 You're getting this email because you subscribed via a form on our website or by entering one of our sweepstakes. If you'd like to opt out or change your preferences, that's ok — just click below. Click [here]( to forward to a friend. If you're new to this newsletter, you can subscribe [here](. [Update Frequency]( | [Preferences]( | [Unsubscribe]( | [Advertise]( | [Privacy Policy]( | [Do Not Sell My P]( Information]( © 2020 Gear Patrol. All Rights Reserved.

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