350 Cutter

Price: $569.95

Between the world wars, loggers started asking Otto White for a lightweight work boot for the weekends. So he took a chainsaw to the upper on an 10-inch 400 and cut it down to its 6-inch comrade, the 350. It’s been a staple for outdoorsmen and sportsmen in the Pacific Northwest and around the world ever since.

SPECS

Model 350LTT-MV
Handsewn Stitchdown Construction
Rebuildable/Resoleable
6" full grain water-resistant leather upper.
Leather midsole and shank.
Mini-Vibram® sole.
Built on the 55 Arch-Ease® last (call for special order widths).
Built to last.

Purchase

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Fit Guide

White's boot lasts run large. This means most people should take a half size down from their natural shoe size, or Brannock measurement. On our highest arched lasts, a full size may be necessary, as the arch support shortens the overall length of the foot during wear.

For more information on precise home measurement, visit our comprehensive Fit Guide

Last Guide

The 55 Arch-Ease Last is our second most popular last behind the Smokejumper 4811 Last. It provides a slightly lower arch than the 4811, and a roomier toe-box. For folks in search of a weekend boot, the 55 last delivers our trademark support and comfort without the severe break in associated with a truly high arch.

To compare other lasts in our offerings, visit our Last Guide

Custom

All our boots can be customized to suit your preferences. For more information, please call our order department at 800-541-3786.

Construction

The hand-sewn stitchdown construction type is the lynchpin of our history, a process passed down from bootmaker to bootmaker since the beginning, way back in 1853. When hand-sewing a boot, our master bootmakers painstakingly last, welt, and bottom it by hand. Hand-lasting ensures a customized fit, hand-welting a durable and water resistant seam, and hand bottoming an all-leather arch that becomes more comfortable by the day.

Buying a White’s hand-sewn stitchdown boot is stepping into a long history of craft, dedication, and old-world quality that is increasingly rare, and enduringly valuable.

Work hard; wear White's.