Dr. Martens' eight-hole boots were born in 1960. Pete Townsend of The Who was a fan and the brand's ties to punk culture sparked a fire that continues to fuel the cultural spiral of this prestigious brand, which is loved around the world today.
These dead stock shoes were also produced in the 60s. In other words, it is a valuable model from the most exciting time.
The silhouette is slightly plump and the gray color is rare among current products. Indeed, this is a pair that is rarely seen on the streets. The original shoe box from that time is also included. What's that? I can assure you that you will be asked "What's that?
Text_Rei Kawahara
