Jack & White Brothers

Show Goto established Jack White Brothers as a complement to his White Kloud brand, which gained recognition as highly exclusive handmade workwear boots with multi-year waiting periods. While White Kloud boots require over 150 hours of fully handmade work per pair and currently carry a six-year wait, Jack White Brothers provides a made-to-order alternative.

The brand developed following from American workwear boot enthusiasts, who appreciated Japanese interpretation of classic American boot styles combined with meticulous construction standards. This international interest influenced Jack White Brothers' design direction and product offerings.

Jack White Brothers operates from a workshop in Koshigaya, Saitama, Japan. Production involves top-level Japanese craftsmen specializing in different aspects of bootmaking including stitching, lasting, and sole attachment.

The made-to-order approach produces boots in limited runs rather than the single-pair bespoke process of White Kloud. This method maintains high construction standards while reducing production time compared to fully bespoke work.

Jack White Brothers produces workwear-style boots drawing from American boot traditions while incorporating Japanese craftsmanship approaches. The brand focuses on service boots, work boots, and related styles that align with workwear aesthetics and Japanese attention to construction detail.