Dappered

Affordable Men's Style

What Would You Pay? The Wolverine 1000 Mile Winchester

By | Heads up: Buying via our links may result in us getting a commission. Here's why.

Wolverine 1000 Mile Winchester Wingtip Boot – $149.95 w/ CYBERSHOES ($345)

Code is good for $15 off $74, $30 off $149, and $50 off $200 through today at DSW. You will have to sign up for their email/rewards list, but once you do that, you can use this code as well as the free shipping code SHIPR. And honestly, DSW doesn’t bombard your inbox with emails.

Hey handsome. Them boots go all the way up?

Actually, yeah. They do.

wolverine 1 k winchester sale

Okay, well, they’re not knee highs (the ladies seem to dominate that realm this time of year… and bless them for doing so) but they do extend up a bit farther than most other boots. But The Wolverine Winchester really seems to lean heavily on the original purpose of The Brogue. Gets you over messy surfaces, while still looking good.

From the Wolverine 1000 mile collection, so they have a Goodyear Welt and are constructed from premium leather, yet these appear to be made in China. Most put a premium on USA made goods. Totally understandable. But… where was your iPad made again? Point is… maybe it’s not totally fair to wholesale dismiss a USA made product’s brother, that gets made overseas. Especially when the price has been kicked down to more than half off.

Leather sole with a rubber forefoot to keep you from sliding around too badly, but, they skipped a lug sole so these things remain streamlined. Poop kickers, yet gentlemanly at the same time. So once you’re done curb stomping said poop, at least you’d lend a hand to help Mr. Hankey off the pavement. And then, you Purell.

Down to just under $200 at Nordstrom, but much cheaper at DSW (Nordstrom usually price matches though). Some reviews over here and here. Seems like they might run a little large?

What would you pay? The Wolverine 1K Mile Winchester

View Results

Loading ... Loading ...

Comments

  2. Dang, these are great. Considering the internets have been all aflutter about Meermin for the last few years and they’re made in China, I don’t see how you can really fault Wolverine for outsourcing the manufacturing here.

    As for the height, it’s going to be under your jeans/flannels anyway, what’s the big deal?

  3. I seriously dig it. I have a couple of tall boots in my rotation (redwing engineers, 14 eyelet DMs, etc) but I can’t think of any I’ve looked at that were anything like “sleek”

  4. A little too high for me. Looking for some help with boots. I have wider feet would love to score something like this with you know a normal height. Any suggestions on brands? Anything more casual that’s sharp would be great also. Something like some of the redwings I’ve seen on here.

  5. Beautiful boot. I’d even order them, if I hadnt already bought 3 pairs, and other black friday/cyber monday loot. Curses!!!

  9. While I think $150 is a pretty good deal, $345 is ludicrous for a boot made in China. A higher price on the USA Made ones make sense as their manufacturing costs are so much higher, but for this one (at retail) they are simply marketing a cheaper-to-make product at the USA Made price point. So, just like Apple, they are shooting for an exorbitant profit margin. $200 retail sounds reasonable. Otherwise, good looking boot.

  13. I like the boots but a large part of the appeal of Wolverines for me is that they are made in the USA. I’m not really interested in spending $150 – let alone $350 – for something that for all I know was made in near-slavery conditions.

  14. Confirmed: Nordstrom pricematched the $149.95 price even though DSW was out of my size. Nordstrom’s customer service continues to be awesome.

  15. Formal Request: An in-person that tests the effectiveness against various types of poo and and a variety of different curbs.

  22. I see a new series on the horizon!

    Suffer For Fashion, Episode 1: Bruschetta plays in poo

  25. I second this. ‘What would you do’ type scenario. Could be much more entertaining that ‘What would you pay?’

  27. Factory seconds got down into a similar price range as this via Sierra Trading Post earlier in the fall if I remember correctly.

  28. If I didn’t already have a pair of Daltons I’d be right there with you. I love the height but I can’t really justify having 2 pairs of brown captoe brogue boots right now 🙁

  30. MSRP is always ridiculous. That’s what MSRP is FOR: to sit there, looking ridiculous, and make you feel good about paying X% less. It’s purely decorative, like a “Speed Limit 55” sign.

  31. Don’t know if it has been mentioned, but you can actually use the CYBERSHOES code to take an additional $30 off these, so they’re really only 119. And you can stack the free shipping, or use it to reduce the cost of faster shipping. They did charge me tax, though.

  32. Did they price match to the black color? Please say no, since I just bought some 1000 mile boots last week. My wallet will be very happy if you say no.

  33. I own a pair of these in black, which are also nice — the accent on them is brown, which makes them fairly versatile. But note they DO run large — I am a size 9 in most and the 8 fit me perfectly.

  35. Call me fickle, but in spite of the fact that I like tall boots and i LOVE Wolverine 1000 miles I do not like these at all. I like the brogueing, and I like the height alright, I just do not like them together. Actually I really don’t care for any of the made in China 1000 miles. The American made ones seem perfect in every detail, the made in China ones seem just a bit off. I’m not sure what the connection to country of origin is, but I suspect they were also made by a different designer/design team. I wouldn’t say I wouldn’t buy these at any price. For $20 I’d try really hard to like them, but I probably really wouldn’t wear them very often.

  36. They pricematched the tan ones on Nordstrom.com ($199) to the tan ones on DSW.com w/ coupon ($149.95)

  37. Impulse buy: COMPLETE. Ran out at DSW but still feel good about Nordstrom. $211 with tax. Free Ship/Free Return.

  38. if these came in oxblood, i’d pick them up in a second. one of my biggest regrets is not picking up the tricker’s x end hunting co. brogue boot in oxblood. beautiful.

  39. You mean you’re not getting paid for this? I guess that $500 Suit Supply certificate from Joe was a one-time thing…