Dr. Martens/Jadon Max 8 Eye Boots

Dr. Martens

After 60 years since its founding, the thickest sole in Dr. Martens' products, 'QUAD MAX,' has been born.
The JADON MAX, which fully updates the hugely popular JADON silhouette, now has an even more striking presence.
Furthermore, this uncompromising boot features large eyelets and metal tips on the laces, a practical inner zipper, and is finished with the DNA of Dr. Martens.
The shoelaces come with two types: giraffe shoelaces and black shoelaces.

Height of heel: heel approximately 6.0CM / toe approximately 4.7CM


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The birth of Dr. Martens traces back to the invention of the Dr. Martens sole in 1945.
At that time, Dr. Klaus Martin, a German doctor injured in a skiing accident, developed a cushioned rubber sole by processing old tires for rehabilitation.
This special sole absorbs shock during walking by trapping air inside, achieving a 'bouncing' walking feel called 'bouncing.'
However, to maximize the unique characteristics of this sole, highly advanced shoemaking technology was required, and it took more than 10 years and crossing the Dover Strait to the shoemaking hub, the UK, to bring the product to market.
Then, after meeting the long-established shoemaker R. Glicks, the first model was finally completed.
On April 1, 1960, Dr. Martens' first model, '1460Z,' was launched as the AIRWAIR brand.
The 1460Z, which has a codename derived from its release date, caused a big response, gaining overwhelming support not only from young people in London but also from many musicians.
For example, the '60s Beatles, Stones, Who, the '70s Queen, Police, and from the '80s to '90s, bands like Smiths and Oasis—all of these are top-tier big names.
In addition to functionality provided by a unique sole, the high design versatility that allows free coordination with all fashion styles has made it a timeless staple footwear, continuing to lead various cultures and fashion on streets around the world.