Men’s Black Rider Totem Embroidered Boots

The square toe gives my feet plenty of room without looking clunky, and the vegan leather is surprisingly soft from day one.

The gold and silver totem embroidery is even richer in person than in the photos—really makes the boots stand out. They're surprisingly light for such sturdy footwear, and the square toe doesn't pinch at all.

The square toe gives my feet plenty of room, and the vegan leather is surprisingly comfortable right out of the box. These boots have a sturdy, well-made feel that I didn't expect from the price point.

The gold and silver totem embroidery catches the light beautifully with every step, and the vegan leather feels surprisingly supple right out of the box. I’ve been wearing them around the house to break them in, and the square toe design really does make them more comfortable than my old pointed boots.

The square toe gives my feet room to breathe while still looking sharp—definitely a step up from my old pointy boots. The embroidery catches the light just enough without being flashy, and the vegan leather broke in after a couple wears.

The gold and silver totem embroidery is even more striking in person, really catching the light as I walk. I’ve been wearing them for a week now and the vegan leather hasn’t needed any breaking in.

The square toe gives my feet plenty of room, and the vegan leather is surprisingly sturdy without being stiff. I've been wearing them out almost every day since they arrived.

The gold and silver totem embroidery really pops against the black—way more detailed than I expected. Square toe gives my feet plenty of room without looking clunky. Already got a compliment on them at dinner.

I was worried about vegan leather feeling stiff, but these boots broke in after just two walks around the block. The square toe gives plenty of room, and the embroidery catches the light beautifully.

The gold and silver totem embroidery is even more striking in person—it catches the light beautifully. Wearing these vegan leather boots, I feel like I’m stepping into a piece of art that’s surprisingly sturdy on cobblestone streets.