New Release – Jim Green’s 719 Cap-Toe boots
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Explore the Jim Green 719, crafted for functionality and value. Choose your style:

When it comes to boots, many brands focus on style but fall short when it comes to practical durability. Jim Green Footwear, based in South Africa, has built its reputation by producing boots designed for people who need them for real work: game rangers, farmers, and outdoor workers who demand strength and reliability.
The Jim Green 719 boot continues that tradition. Available in Black, Bronco Roughout, and Rust Vegetable-Tanned leather, (But there are more with different outsoles too) this model is built with robust materials, repairable construction, and a wide fit designed for comfort. What makes these boots even more interesting is that they come from a company with a strong ethical mission, supporting African game rangers and producing all footwear locally.
Jim Green 719 Boot Overview
The 719 is designed as a general-purpose work and lifestyle boot. It blends rugged materials with a simple silhouette, making it suitable for outdoor work as well as casual daily wear.
Key Features (from official specs)
Upper Construction: Two layers of 2.2 mm full-grain leather (three layers at the toe for added protection)
Sole: rubber grip wedge sole (rubber compound, slip-resistant, and relatively quiet underfoot)
Construction: Stitchdown method, allowing resoling and extending the life of the boots
Last: ASHM Last for comfort and normal D-width
Support: Steel shank and stiffeners for stability
Durability: Double-stitched cords and reinforced leather in high-stress areas
These are repairable boots, which means instead of throwing them away when the sole wears out, you can have them resoled and keep wearing them for years.
Leather Options
1. Jim Green 719 – Black
Made from smooth full-grain leather
Easy to maintain with simple cleaning and conditioning
Versatile look suitable for both work and casual wear
2. Jim Green 719 – Bronco Roughout
Roughout leather (the flesh side of the hide facing outwards)
Naturally resistant to scuffs and scratches
Develops a rugged character with use
Slightly stiffer at first but breaks in over time
3. Jim Green 719 – Rust Vegetable-Tanned
Vegetable-tanned leather, environmentally friendly process using natural tannins
Ages with a distinctive patina, changing color tones as you wear them
Strong, breathable, and durable
Why Choose Jim Green 719 Boots?
Built for Function First
Unlike fashion-only brands, Jim Green designs boots based on feedback from professionals like game rangers.Durability Without the Premium Price Tag
Reviews note that while these boots cost around $250, they offer features found in boots twice that price thick leathers, stitchdown construction, and resoling options.Comfort and Fit
Jim Green Boots, are accommodating for many different foot shapes and feel supportive straight out of the box, with only a short break-in period.Ethical and Local
Jim Green produces all boots in South Africa, supporting local industries. Their ranger donation program adds social value to each purchase.Repairable, Not Disposable
Thanks to the stitchdown construction and leather midsoles, these boots can be resoled multiple times, making them a long-term investment.