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Black Leather Boots | Tarkovsky

Black Leather Boots | Tarkovsky

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The most distinctive boots we carry — unlined, uncompromising, and made to the same standard as the legendary M77.

Why these boots

  • Water-repellent genuine leather upper built to last for years
  • Sole molded directly to the upper — no glue, no separation
  • Made in Estonia by Samelin, the factory behind the M77 Norwegian Military Boots
  • Manufactured to NATO AQAP 2110 and ISO 9001 standards
  • Anatomical, antibacterial, washable insole
  • Named after filmmaker Andrei Tarkovsky — a boot for people who pay attention to details

Built for real use Whether you're on city streets, forest trails, or anywhere that demands a boot that holds its shape and its ground — the Tarkovskys are up for it. The leather-only lining makes them a three-season boot; pair with warm socks for winter use.

Construction details

Component Detail
Upper Water-repellent genuine leather
Outsole Direct-injected PU
Lining Genuine leather
Insole Anatomical, antibacterial, washable
Weight 1.4 kg (size 40)
Gender Unisex
Standards NATO AQAP 2110, ISO 9001
Made in Estonia, Europe

Fit and sizing These boots run large. Size down — if you wear a 41 in everyday shoes, order a 40. If you're between sizes, go with the smaller one.

FAQ

Are the Tarkovsky boots waterproof? The leather is water-repellent, which handles rain and wet conditions well. They are not fully waterproof for prolonged submersion.

Can I wear them in winter? Yes — with warm or wool socks. The boots have no insulating lining, so the socks do the work in freezing temperatures.

What's the difference between the black and dark brown versions? Only the colour. Construction, materials, and sizing are identical.

Who makes them? Samelin OÜ in Estonia — the same factory that has been producing M77 boots for the Norwegian army since 1977.

How do I care for the leather? Clean with a damp cloth, dry naturally, and condition with a quality leather wax or cream every few months. Avoid direct heat when drying.

Order with confidence Free shipping available — check if you qualify at checkout. Returns accepted within 14 days of delivery. Questions? hello@whatshoes.co

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2-year warranty

2-year warranty on manufacturing defects. If something's wrong, we fix it, replace it, or refund it — no runaround. Write to hello@whatshoes.co

  • 5 stars: 5 (83%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (17%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
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Marina

Recently bought these boots. Very satisfied with the purchase. High quality leather and craftsmanship.

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Rihards

Sometime ago I ordered Tarkovsky boots. My opinions:

Look: 10/10
Buckles: 7/10, sometimes I am afraid that their mount can be broken
Leather: 6/10 - it feels a little bit too thin, as it is really sensitive to scratches - despite wearing them only in town (I haven't tested them in urban abandoned areas or nature obstacles yet , as I planned), visible scratches and recess in the surface can be seen, what is really making me sad (I can send photos).
I wish leather would be more tougher.

Overall: i really like these boots, my legs dont feel tired after spending all day in those shoes, temperature feels comfortable both outside and inside. Lovely!

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Helja

Oh my, how I dreamed of these boots — finally something to wear in summer too. They feel dignified, secure, and comfortable on foot. I can wear them to work, berry-picking, or a party without a second thought.

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SaapaOmanik

Cool boots. The same great Samelin quality — the kind that could take every kind of abuse in the Estonian Defence Forces and still hold up. Not like other European rubbish that lasts 3 months in Estonian climate.

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L.

Very comfortable, practical, and beautiful!

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Kristiina

These boots are so comfortable and beautiful that I can't bring myself to take them off — they actually inspire you to go for walks. And putting them on takes nowhere near as long as you might expect :)