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Weatherproofing usually costs you the shoe. A treated boot reads technical, and technical rarely reads well under a coat. This Montreal house solved it the other way round, taking Italian leather and suede and waterproofing them through the material rather than laying a finish over the top. The result looks like a city boot because it is one; the protection sits in the skin, not on it.
That treatment, City Dry, means nothing needs sealing before first wear, and slush stops being an argument against wearing good leather. Linings are chosen for how they handle moisture from the inside too — leather, microfibre or genuine shearling, all breathable, so warmth does not turn damp. Shapes stay deliberately urban — ankle boots, tall shafts, combat lasts and loafers — on soles treaded for grip without borrowing from hiking gear.
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