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" You already know the story of the original Alden Indy boot, we&amp;#039;re sure, but just in case you don&amp;#039;t: Born as the 405 model work boot, worn by none other than Harrison Ford&amp;#039;s Indiana Jones in the movies (hence the name), adopted by urban lumberjacks a few years back, still made in America and still crushingly popular. That&amp;#039;s what you need to know. Here&amp;#039;s what you probably noticed: Throughout its history, from conception to current day, the Indy boot has tended towards the rugged side of the spectrum. White stitching on the moc toe, a lighter contrast welt, thick neoprene cork-filled soles \u2014 these details all came together to make something undeniably handsome, but not necessarily office-ready. Well, Richmond-based Need Supply Co. has changed all that.&amp;amp;gt; By crafting their exclusive Church Hill Indy boots ($525) from a chestnut-colored vegetable-tanned leather and changing up those all-important details \u2014 switching to self-colored toe stitching, a brown flat antique welt, and double leather soles \u2014 they&amp;#039;ve made a version of the classic that&amp;#039;s refined enough to wear with a suit without raising the boss&amp;#039;s eyebrows. Of course, you can still pair &amp;#039;em with jeans or chinos on the weekend, too. In fact, we recommend it. Because if there&amp;#039;s one thing we can guarantee about a pair of Aldens, it&amp;#039;s this: You&amp;#039;re going to want to wear them all the damn time. And you should. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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