The TDD-01 Boot is a handcrafted boot model from Briselblack Bootmaker, an Indonesian footwear company. The TDD-01 represents part of Briselblack's expanding model range, which also includes the TDD-02, The Buck Wholecut, The Catcher, and The Hanker Tanker Boots. As with all Briselblack footwear, the TDD-01 is produced through a Made-to-Order (MTO) system that allows customers to customize materials and specifications.
The TDD-01 Boot employs Briselblack's signature hand-lasting and hand-welting construction methods. The company utilizes multiple construction techniques including flat welt, Veldtschoen, and traditional Goodyear welt, with many models featuring their flatwelt 270° construction. This construction approach reflects the workshop's commitment to traditional bootmaking techniques.
The boots are built on custom-designed lasts that push the foot forward slightly, allowing for natural toe creasing and rolls during wear. This design philosophy aligns with the company's focus on both form and function in their footwear construction.
Briselblack sources premium leathers for their boot construction, including horsebutt leather from Maryam Tannery and horsehide from Shinki. The company emphasizes the use of high-quality components throughout their construction process, including leather, buckles, and outsoles. The TDD-01, like other Briselblack models, can be customized with various leather options through their MTO system.
The company's approach to material selection reflects their position as a recognized Indonesian boot maker, with access to both local and international leather sources to meet customer preferences and specifications.
The TDD-01 Boot is available exclusively through Briselblack's Made-to-Order system. Customers can place orders and communicate specifications through the company's WhatsApp and Instagram channels. This direct ordering approach allows for full customization of style and material selection, giving customers control over the final specifications of their boots.
The MTO system reflects Briselblack's production model, where nearly all boots are made to individual customer specifications rather than as ready-to-wear inventory items.
Briselblack Bootmaker is based in Indonesia and has gained recognition in the heritage footwear community, particularly for their Chelsea boots.
The company specializes in handcrafted boots with a focus on laceless models, including Chelsea boots, Jodhpur boots, Engineer boots, Service boots, and Tanker boots. Their flagship model, "The Seventh" Chelsea Boot, exemplifies their approach to combining traditional construction methods with contemporary design elements. Some of their Jodhpur designs show inspiration from Japanese boot styles, reflecting the broader influence of Japanese craftsmanship in the heritage footwear community.
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