Not sure how logger boots should fit? Learn how to choose the right size and width for Drew’s logger boots, what to expect from leather break-in, and how to get a comfortable, secure fit for long days on the job.

Drew’s Boots 1918 Collection, Red Wing Classic Moc or Thorogood American Heritage? We break down the leather, welts, heel counters, shanks, safety-toe options, construction and price to show what you’re actually getting for your money.

Drew’s built the 1918 Collection to bridge the gap between everyday work boots and traditional Pacific Northwest boots. Discover how we brought heavy leather, leather Goodyear welt construction, steel shanks, and old-school PNW boot DNA to a work boot starting around $200.

What are PNW boots, and what makes them different from ordinary work boots? Learn about Pacific Northwest boot construction, logger boots, heavy leather, arch support, stitchdown construction, rebuildability, and more than 100 years of Drew’s boot history.

You don’t have to spend $700+ to get a serious PNW logger boot. The Drew’s Logger delivers heavy-duty leather, stitchdown construction, rebuildability, and traditional Pacific Northwest boot DNA at a price closer to premium work boots from brands like Danner, Red Wing, Thorogood, Carolina, and Double H.

Where are Drew’s Boots made? Learn which Drew’s boots are handmade in the USA, Italy, Mexico and the Dominican Republic, from Packers and Loggers to Fire Hikers and Western boots.

Seasoned Dust Busters firefighter Chris has spent over 20 years on the fireline, turning a job into a calling while leading crews and mentoring the next generation.

In the rugged, demanding world of outdoor and heavy-duty work, the right footwear can make all the difference between a...