Herschel Supply Co. and Dr. Martens are two brands that need no introduction around these parts. Among their many other accolades and accomplishments, renowned bag manufacturer Herschel was part of our 8 Overnight Bags Perfect for Quick Trips feature, and Dr. Martens was included in the 10 Pairs of Chelsea Boots Perfect for Spring, but again, you’re probably well aware of both of these iconic brands. It’s only fitting that they’d team up for a footwear collaboration designed and built to tackle the wettest cities in the world like Herschel’s home of Vancouver, British Columbia. This collection includes a full-length boot, the Combs II, and a low-top sneaker, the Reeder, that are both made with Doc’s black profile and yellow stitching and bulletproof weatherproofing. We’re talking about a combination of Cordura Ballistic nylon, Slippery waterproof leather upper, reflective tongue webbing, black eyelets with brushed silver hooks, and black and white braided laces–whether you opt for the full-length Combs II Boot or the low-top Reeder Shoe.
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