I picked the Tukano boots in olive, received them back in March and waited to write this until they were fully broke in. I'll be honest: the break-in took time. A few solid months, in fact. But now that they've molded to my feet, the comfort is excellent and they feel like true everyday companions.

What stands out most is the build quality. The construction reminds me of White's, solid, traditional, and meant to last. The stitching, the welt, the leather finishing... you can tell these were made with real attention to detail. There's a passion behind the craftsmanship that shows in every panel.

The design hits that perfect mix of rugged and refined. They have presence without being flashy, and the olive leather is unique, versatile, and ages beautifully.

If you're willing to commit to the break-in, these reward you with outstanding comfort and a boot that feels like it'll be with you for years. A truly well-built heritage boot.

The leather quality: great. Stitching: flawless.
But there is one glaring flaw with the boot's design. Because the tongue is gusseted quite high up, there needs to be more leather material for the tongue (to make things looser) and easier to put my foot in and out. As of right now, it is a major struggle to wear since my socks keep getting stuck.

These boots are so nice. they are beautiful ,well worth the wait! Ilove them can't say enough about them.Thank you so much Andres an Natalia you'll do fine work!

Compatible to nicks and whites boots half the price and supporting local small business a husband and wife team that really put their heart and soul into delivering a beautiful pair of boots that will last a life time