Moc Toe Boot

Jakkrabbits produces the Moc Toe Boot entirely by hand in Indonesia, with every stitch, cut, and detail made by skilled craftsmen. The boot is designed to be restored, resoled, and repaired, reflecting the durability-focused approach of hand-welted construction. Lead time is approximately two months from order placement.

The Moc Toe Boot uses hand-welted Goodyear 360-degree flat welt construction, a method where the upper, insole, and welt are stitched together by hand. Hand-welted construction is labor-intensive, requiring two to three weeks in the production process. This construction technique is common among Indonesian bootmakers who employ traditional hand-lasted, hand-welted methods.

The boot uses brass eyelets with speed hooks for the lacing system. The hand-welting process allows for the breadth and thickness of leather required for the structured silhouette.

Jakkrabbits offers the Moc Toe Boot in multiple leather options sourced from European and Japanese tanneries. The primary leather choices include Badalassi Carlo vegetable-tanned leather from Italy, available in Olmo Minerva smooth leather and Pueblo variations. Japanese options include Tochigi Oil Vachetta leather. CF Stead leather options are also available.

All leathers are vegetable-tanned, developing natural patina through wear over time.

The standard sole option is the Vibram 9105 Gloxi Cut Vi-Lite wedge sole. This wedge sole design provides flexibility and cushioning while maintaining the traditional moc toe aesthetic.

The Moc Toe Boot is priced between $309 and $580 depending on leather selection and construction options. The boot is available through made-to-order service, with customers able to specify leather choices. Production lead time is approximately two months from order placement.

Jakkrabbits manufactures the Moc Toe Boot in Bandung, Indonesia's fashion capital and the center of the country's bootmaking industry. The Cibaduyut region of Bandung serves as the heart of Indonesia's shoe industry. Indonesia ranks among the world's ten largest footwear manufacturers, with a bootmaking tradition that traces to European shoemaking techniques introduced during the Dutch colonial period.

Indonesian bootmakers offer hand-lasted, hand-welted construction while maintaining accessible pricing. Jakkrabbits combines traditional hand-construction methods with modern ordering systems to serve international customers.