Harley-Davidson Releases Second Shoe With White’s Boots for Fall

Harley-Davidson is back with White’s Boots this fall with their second collaborative footwear style.

Made by hand in Spokane, Wash., the new Stockman pull-on boot is crafted from black/brown Chromexcel leather from Horween Tannery in Chicago. According to the motorcycle company, the dark, nearly black leather will age to brown over time.

With a limited production of only 200 pairs, each boot features a unique production number sure to interest Harley fans.

This latest release follows the duo’s debut collaboration one year ago. For their first tie-up, Harley-Davidson and White’s Boots came together on a men’s boot offered in an exclusive two-tone colorway tanned by Milwaukee-based Seidel Tanning Corp. Dubbed “The Engineer” boot, the style was also produced in a limited capacity of 200 pairs.

Founded by Edward White in 1853, White’s Boots is a handcrafted leather boot company that got its start making boots for loggers and soldiers in Connecticut before the American Civil War. The brand’s most popular shoe silhouette is the “Smoke Jumper” boot, which was created for Wildland Firefighters.

As for Harley-Davidson, which was founded in 1903, the motorcycle manufacturer headquartered in Milwaukee, Wis., began selling shoes in 1998 when Wolverine Worldwide Inc. acquired the license to produce Harley-Davidson-branded boots. Since then, the brand has partnered with a slew of brands for collaborations including Nike and The Great Frog, among others.

The Harley-Davidson x White’s Boots Stockman pull-on, which retails for $775, is now available exclusively in the U.S. on harley-davidson.com.