BRUNT FOOTWEAR: Where Brunt's are made and Cleaning Instructions.

Where are BRUNT Products Made:

On the job, your boots take a beating. Inclement weather, job-site materials, and other hazards wreak havoc on your boots. Over time, these hazards will cause the leather to dry out and begin to crack. Proper care and conditioning will not only help keep your boots looking good, but preserve life and longevity to your boots natural materials.

  

We are working on developing U.S.-made styles, with the ultimate goal of building or purchasing our own factory in the States. Until then, our priority is to produce the highest quality boots and apparel using the latest technology and offer them at the best prices. This may involve sourcing from countries such as Vietnam, China, India, and others.

  

  

Care Instructions

  

  

Our gear is built to last, but proper care will not only help keep your gear looking good, but preserve life and longevity too.

  

Our boots should be cared for with water on the outsole and neutral cream on the leather, click HERE to access our full boot care guide.

  

All of our apparel is machine washable. For best results, machine wash cold using a mild detergent. Tumble dry. Note: wash cycles will wear down the durable water repellant (DWR) finish, so we suggest limiting washes to as needed to ensure longevity.

  

  

What you'll need:

  

  

To properly care for your boots, you'll need the following:

  

  

1. A Clean Rag

  

2. Warm soapy water (mild detergents recommended)

  

3. A brush - Horse hair works best, but a toothbrush is fine

  

4. BRUNT Leather Conditioner (not necessary for non-leather boots)

  

How to Clean:

  

  

Step 1: Remove your boots laces.

  

Step 2: Use warm soapy water, and a cloth or brush to remove any excess dirt or grime. Paying special attention to the hard to reach areas.

  

Step 3: Dry off your boots. For leather boots, take a small amount of BRUNT leather conditioner and apply evenly across the entire boot with a cloth, brush, or even your fingers.

  

Step 4: Wipe off any excess conditioner. Set your boots out to dry overnight, put laces back in, and step into long lasting comfort and durability.