What is Hunter Boot? Hunter Boot Review, Features

Hunter Boot is a professional boot brand with a long history in the UK and has always been popular. It has not only won many royal awards, but is also highly praised by fashionistas.

Hunter Boots Brand Story

In 1856, American entrepreneur Henry Lee Norris came to England and built a manufacturing base for his boot-making company in Scotland.

In September 1856, the North British Rubber Company (soon to be known as Hunter Boot Ltd) was established in a building called Silk Mill Castle in Edinburgh. Initially the company had only four employees, but by 1875 the number of employees had risen to 600.

During World War I, the War Office asked Hunter Boots to produce large quantities of sturdy Wellington boots, and the boot factories worked around the clock to produce a total of 1,185,036 pairs of boots for the army. These fashionable boots were once designed with function in mind.

During World War II, Hunter Boots was once again required to produce large quantities of Wellington boots and over-the-knee boots. 80% of the production materials came from floorboards, life belts and even gas masks. After World War II, the boot factory had to move to a larger factory in Heathhall Dumfries to accommodate the increase in demand.

Hunter Boots The most famous is the Welly boot, the original green Wellington boot was created in the winter of 1955. It is the first orthopedic boot, first used for royal hunting, and this style is still produced.

Hunter Boots has always maintained the tradition of making boots for the royal family and has won many royal awards. Mr. Henry Lee Norris set strict standards for bootmaking and continued to do so. After the introduction of new revolutionary technologies, Hunter Boots used the best new materials and a special and exclusive method to make boots that can be worn for many years. However, the principles of bootmaking, which are fit, comfort, durability and style, have not changed .

Hunter Boots Product Range

Fun series, sports series, homework series, children series, supporting series, etc.