Factory work boots and a cushioned sole developed by a medical doctor recuperating from a broken foot seem like an incredibly unlikely starting point for footwear that would become a staple of cutting-edge youth culture.
But why would a shoe synonymous with innavidualistic style have a story about doing things the usual way? After widespread adoption by subcultures in 1960s England unlocked the fashion potential of their humble work boots, the genie was well and truly out of the bottle and the genre-hopping style of Dr. Martens was born.
The Adrian loafer first rolled off the Dr. Martens production line in the 80s — and quickly became favored by mods and other subcultures looking to smarten up without losing their edge.
- Smooth Analine leather with strong wax coat
- Moc toe stitching
- Made with Dr. Martens Goodyear-welted lines are heat-sealed at 700°C and reinforced with our signature welt stitch
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