Viberg Service Boot Unlined - Black Chromexcel

The timeless design and rugged durability of the Stitchdown Service Boot are synonymous with the Viberg brand and have been since 1931. 

Chromexcel, known for its unique pull-up, has been produced by Horween for over 100 years. The recipe involves chrome and vegetable tanning and requires 89 individual steps and a minimum of 28 days to complete. The result is an incredibly durable leather with a refined & rugged finish that gets better with age.

Horween Leather Company has been producing its proprietary Chromexcel tannage, famous for its patina, since 1905. The secret to this chrome & vegetable tannage lies in the recipe of wax, oils, and greases infused into the leather that moves with wear to produce a unique pull-up.

• Horween's Chromexcel (USA)
• Gun Metal Eyelets
• Natural Midsole
• Stitchdown Construction
• Built on 100% leather Viberg "Chassis"
• Dainite Sole

Made in Canada

Service Boot

The most iconic silhouette dates back to the 1930’s when Ed Viberg created it as a work boot for agriculture. Ed’s original pattern closely resembled the standard issue military boot, common to many Allied countries during WW2. They at Viberg have since reworked the original pattern to find the perfect balance on the foot.

The Service Boot® can be made in endless variations making it one of the most versatile boots you can wear. The boot sits at ankle height allowing it to be worn formal or casual. This classic silhouette is traditionally made with the Stitch-down construction featuring double-row forefront stitching.

The Service Boot® name comes from the definition of ‘Service’ ‘Action or work that is produced, then traded, bought or sold, then finally consumed The Service Boot® is a representation of the modern day workwear uniform and it can be worn by anyone.