Back in stock and seen in British GQ
The Allen in Spruce Kudu
Featuring heavy-weight waxed leather
The New Dark chocolate Allen
As seen in British GQ
The Allen in Dune Roughout
The return of an original
The Delaware in Dark CHocolate Kudu
Our newest Pattern
Introducing the Richmond
Featured Products
Our Story
Parkhurst was born with a mission: to manufacture incredibly high-quality, undeniably good-looking Goodyear welted boots right here in America, and sell them at as competitive a price as we possibly can.
The details are in the build
GOODYEAR WELTED BOOTS
All Parkhurst boots are Goodyear welted, the process used to make some of the world’s highest-quality footwear since 1869. Not only does it produce an incredibly sturdy boot—it also allows them to be re-soled time and again, drastically extending their life.
OUR CUSTOMERS COME FIRST
Our customers are the most important people in the world to us. We work closely with them to figure out the right size and style that works for them. Aside from being able to re-sole their worn boots (even if they're not purchased from us) we ask them exactly what they want, and we make it for them.
UNBEATABLE VALUE
While top-quality American-made boots can last a decade or more, their cost can be high. We offer the best value American-made hybrid boot, made the same way as those $450+ boots for less - some even under $300.
Made In America
We believe in manufacturing in the USA because too many manufacturing jobs have been lost over the past several decades due to outsourcing. All Parkhurst boots are constructed by skilled craftspeople in a small factory in Western New York. From leather to laces, every single component is either made in the US, or purchased from a US supplier to further our goal of supporting American jobs.
STYLE THAT FITS YOUR NEEDS
While we designed them 100% in-house, all Parkhurst boots are rooted in timeless, beautiful, extremely versatile designs. But we let you decide how far you want to push your personal style—by using everything from time-honored Horween leathers like Chromexcel, to one-of-a-kind colors of incredible kudu leather from C.F. Stead.