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Types of Dr. Martens shoes (2) “Derby shoes
Dr. Martens 1461 3-hole shoes”, a short shoe model that symbolizes the brand
The 1461, a short version of the 8-hole boot, was sold as durable workers’ shoes at the time of its release, but as time went by, it became the favorite shoes of political protesters and university students all over the UK. Although the 1461 does not have a pull tab like the boot model, the glossy leather upper and yellow welt stitching express the DNA of Dr. Martens.
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Dr. Martens SMITH 4-hole shoes” are derby shoes that stick to classic specifications.
This pair was made in the image of Dr. Martens’ retro shoes. The specifications of those days are utilized in every single stitch. The upper material is a higher quality and more traditional vintage smooth leather to reproduce the samples manufactured in the factory in the early days. The color of the AirWair bouncing sole has also been changed to match the old retro shades. Without the iconic yellow welt stitching, the classic aspect of the shoe is so classic that it would be unrecognizable as a Dr. Martens shoe without the bouncing sole. It is a classic 4-eyelet shoe that can easily fit in with a suit as well as casual use.
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Dr. Martens CAVENDISH 3-Hole Shoes” are lightweight while retaining familiar details
This model is a lightweight version of the classic 3-hole shoe ” 1461. The most distinctive feature is the outsole, which is not the familiar bouncing sole, but a sole called “DM’s LITE.” The EVA midsole and rubber outsole reduce the conventional weight by one-third. The silhouette, yellow stitching, and other Dr. Martens DNA are retained, but updated.
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