Factory work boots and a cushioned sole developed by a medical doctor recuperating from a broken foot seem like an incredibly unlikely starting point for footwear that would become a staple of cutting-edge youth culture. But why would a shoe synonymous with individualistic style have a story about doing things the usual way? After their adoption by the original ska and reggae-loving skinheads in 1960s England unlocked the fashion potential of these humble work boots, the genie was well and truly out of the bottle with the genre-hopping style of Doc Martens.
The Adrian loafer was first introduced in the 80s — and quickly became favored by mods and other subcultures looking to smarten up without losing their edge.
- Upper: 100% Leather
- Inner: 100% Textile
- Sole: 100% PVC
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