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Dr. Martens Women's 2976 Quad Polished Smooth Platform Chelsea Boot

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Dr. Martens Women’s 2976 Quad Polished Smooth Platform Chelsea Boot

Name: Dr. Martens Women's 2976 Quad Polished Smooth Platform Chelsea Boot
SKU: 25512633
Availability: InStock

Original price was: $250.00.Current price is: $96.99.

The first Dr. Martens Chelsea boot was produced in the ’70s, but the actual style dates back to the Victorian era. Today, the 2976 Quad Polished Smooth Platform is a slick, uncompromisingly fashion-forward look for anybody. With a sure fit and an easy-on, easy-off elasticized gusset, it’s a versatile boot that works with everything.

SKU: 25512633 Category: Casual Boots Tags: Casual Boots, Dr. Martens

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Details

Fabric: Polished Smooth leather upper
High shine finish
AirWair cushioned sole
Commando treaded outsole
Goodyear welt and grooved edges
Pull loop at heel
Elastic gussets
Heel height: 1.9″ (4.8 cm)
Platform height: 1.5″ (3.8 cm)
*UK sizing
Product ID#: 25512633
Vendor Style#: 24687001

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AIRWAIR SOLES

Dr. Klaus Martens was a German army doctor who injured his ankle during a ski trip in the Bavarian Alps in 1945. While recovering, he designed an air-padded sole made of tires and a soft leather upper. When he returned to the city, he went into business with Luxembourger Dr. Herbert Funck, and used discarded rubber from Luftwaffe airfields to make the shoes. It wasn’t until their introduction to the English market in the 1960s that they received the workwear connotations they’re known for today. British licensee R. Griggs Group Ltd. Manufactured the shoes in the United Kingdom, added the trademark yellow stitching and coined the term “AirWair” for the soles.