Explore our new collection of rugged boots, arriving just in time for the seasonal shift.
Embrace the cooler temperatures with our new range of jackets and coats.
Complete your set with our range of handcrafted leather belts.
Explore our latest menswear styles and build your look from the boot up.
Explore our new collection of boots, arriving just in time for the seasonal shift.
Complete your set with our range of leather belts.
Explore our latest womenswear styles and build your look from the boot up.
Celebrating Australia, sharing it with the world
Our iconic Chelsea boots have countless unique qualities worth celebrating, but perhaps the most important is their signature one-piece leather design.
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R.M.Williams boots are fully repairable. You can browse our range of repair services here.
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Estimated processing time for repairs is 10-12 weeks.
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1. It allows for maximum comfort and support.
2. It can affect the durability and wear of the boot.
Check the heel to ball fitting of the foot inside the boot, by feeling where the ball of the foot is. The big toe joint should be sitting in line with the widest part of the boot.
The foot breaks or flexes at the ‘ball’ when walking or running, so the well-fitting boot should ‘flex’ at this point in the shape also. If the joint is too far forward, the boot can narrow before the foot does, thereby constricting the toes. Such poor fitting can also lead to the soles scrubbing out at the toes.
The rule of thumb is about a thumb width between the end of the toe and the end of the boot. Check the little toe carefully. It has a key role to play in balance and walking and needs room for mobility.
Draw the thumb and forefinger across the top of the boot from the big toe joint to the little toe. It should be firm enough to be neat fitting, but not so tight as to risk pressure or distortion of the foot.
The instep should be neat and firm. If the width is too tight over the instep, but the length is correct, an increase in width is needed.
If the width is loose over the instep, it will crease heavily and allow the foot to slide forward & the toes may hit the front of the boot.
The leather in the uppers will not ‘stretch’. This is a common misconception, the most that can be said is that they will ‘ease’ a little with wear and mould to the foot.
When walking in the boot the heel should rise slightly. This slippage will diminish as the sole becomes more flexible with wear.