HARVESTER SUEDE LINED

Please note that this style is not featured on the shelves of our Grande Prairie home.  If you would like to try it on at our Grande Prairie home, please share the style name, color, and size with our staff when you visit, and they will be happy to pull it out of the warehouse for you.

Give chills the boot(ie). She’s a bit of a flirt—but that’s why we love her. Sure, Harvester’s got all the practical details covered: cozy fleece lining, breathable, flexible. But most importantly, she was made to move in, based on millennia of rigorous Indigenous testing in the field (and forest, and village…). Add tasteful beading, a smart lace-up closure, and precisely the right amount of fringe, and ding! ding! we’ve got a winner.

How do they fit?  First, you need to know that this bootie is built on the rubber turtle moccasin outsole so it does not fit wider as the Mukluks do. The toe box curves up slightly, and the upper has a moc stitching. They are only available in full sizes, most of us needed a size larger than we normally wear due to the shape/styling of the toe box.  For example, if you wear an 8 or an 8.5, please consider trying the 9.  The width is best suited for an average foot, and due to the moc stitching they might be a struggle for a high instep

Important notes:

This is a suede bootie, not a winter-lined Mukluk

We strongly encourage you to try them on with the thickness of socks that you will normally be wearing them with.  

Please consider applying a silicon-based all-protector prior to wearing them outside, as it will make them much easier to wipe clean.  As always, please follow the instructions carefully on the bottle to avoid any potential color change.

These styles have very flat footbeds, if your feet need corrective arch support, they will not work for you.

Cats and dogs love suede & fringe, so if you have pets please tuck these away in a closet.

This style is manufactured in Vietnam, not Canada.  I know that is a touchy subject for some folks, if you want to provide feedback please reach out to Manitobah Mukluks directly 🙂