Water-Resistant Leather Safety Boots for Agriculture and Farm Work

Product Description

Basic Information and Technical Specifications

Parameter	Recommended Listing Specification
Model No.	HTS-120
Upper Material	1.8-2.0 mm water-resistant leather with gusseted tongue
Lining	Breathable mesh; waterproof membrane optional
Toe Protection	Steel or composite protective toe
Puncture Protection	Optional puncture-resistant steel or textile layer
Outsole	Open-lug PU/rubber or full rubber for mud release
Construction	Cemented or direct-injected
Size Range	EU 36-48
Available Colours	Brown, black, tan or green/brown combination
Approx. Weight	Approx. 1,250-1,550 g/pair in EU 42
Main Features	Water-resistant upper, open lug tread, ankle support and optional puncture resistance
Recommended Use	Agriculture, farm maintenance, landscaping and rural engineering

Compliance note: EN ISO 20345, ASTM F2413, toe-impact, puncture, ESD, electrical-hazard, slip, heat and waterproof claims must match the exact finished model and valid test report.

Product Description

Farm and agricultural work combines mud, uneven ground, machinery and frequent movement between indoor and outdoor areas. This high-ankle leather boot uses a water-resistant upper, gusseted tongue and open lug pattern that is easier to clear than a tightly packed tread.
A steel or composite toe cap can protect workers handling tools, feed, equipment and materials. Puncture resistance is available for repair yards and construction-type tasks. The outsole can be PU/rubber or full rubber depending on the required balance of weight, flexibility and wear.
For exposure to manure, fertiliser, pesticides or concentrated chemicals, the substances must be identified before materials are selected. A leather boot is not a substitute for a chemical-protective moulded boot. OEM options include brown or black leather, pull-on or lace-up construction, logo embossing and project packing.

Product Construction and Buyer Benefits

• Upper design selected for the actual duty level, climate and expected abrasion rather than appearance alone.
• Toe-cap and puncture-protection options can be adjusted to the destination standard and target price.
• Outsole compound and tread can be matched to concrete, workshop, oily, wet, loose-ground or cold-weather conditions.
• Removable cushioned insole, padded collar and breathable lining support long-shift comfort and easier replacement.
• OEM development covers materials, colours, size grading, logo, labels, barcode, shoe box and export carton marks.

Quality Control

Production control covers incoming upper and sole materials, cutting and stitching, toe-cap position, sole bonding or injection, size matching, metal detection where required, appearance and packaging. For project orders, agreed functional tests and third-party pre-shipment inspection can be added to the inspection plan.

Commercial and Customisation Information

Trade Item	Details
MOQ	500 pairs per model/colour; trial quantity negotiable for stock constructions
Sample	Development sample normally 7-15 working days after specification confirmation
Production	Normally 35-55 days after sample approval and deposit; subject to quantity and materials
Packaging	1 pair/polybag or shoe box; 10 pairs/export carton; private-label packing available
Logo	Embossing, heat transfer, woven label, rubber patch or printed insole
Payment	T/T or other mutually agreed terms
Inspection	Incoming material, in-line workmanship, size/weight, bonding, appearance and pre-shipment checks
Documents	Commercial invoice, packing list and available model-specific test documents

Information Required for Quotation

• Reference photo, sample or model number and intended working environment.
• Required toe cap, puncture layer, outsole, electrical properties and applicable test standard.
• Size range and size breakdown, order quantity, colour and logo method.
• Packaging, destination port, inspection requirement and requested delivery date.

FAQ

Q1. Are leather farm boots suitable for deep water?
No. Continuous immersion normally requires waterproof moulded footwear.
Q2. Can the outsole release mud easily?
An open lug design can reduce clogging, but tread behaviour depends on soil and walking conditions.
Q3. Are the boots chemical resistant?
Not unless developed and tested for named chemicals. General leather should not be described as universally chemical resistant.
Q4. Can a pull-on version be supplied?
Yes. Elastic-sided and full pull-on patterns are available.
Q5. Is toe protection necessary for farm work?
It depends on the risk assessment, machinery, handled loads and local safety requirements.