Though it’s technically not “boot season” yet, you have to check out this new footwear collection by 3Sixteen and Viberg Boots.
The brands, which collaborated a few times before, have reunited for a two-style capsule that is rugged, sharp, and very much in line with their respective aesthetics. First, we have the Coffee Chromepak Service Boot, a toe-cap design based off a military boot pattern from the 1930s. The Chromepak leather not only looks great, it’s also much smoother and oilier than Horween's chromexcel leathers, meaning it doesn’t require a lot of upkeep. Then we have the Mini Ripple Service Boot, a Horween leather design that features a Vibram mini ripple sole as well as a stacked leather midsole. The roughout leather is available in both black and natural colorways.
Take a look at the new capsule in the images below. You cop these today at 3Sixteen’s online store.
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