Farming doesn’t stop for bad ground or bad weather. A sheep farmer checking the flock might cross frozen hill grass one morning and a gateway churned to mud the next. An arable farmer can be in and out of the cab a dozen times a day, picking up half the field with every step. A game farmer’s rounds mean wet, well-trodden pens instead of open ground, but the same soaked boots by mid-morning. Poor kit turns any of that into a harder day than it needs to be.
That’s why Dedito builds boots and clothing for exactly this kind of work. Boots that hold up through a wet lambing season and a dusty harvest. Clothing that works as hard in the yard as it does on the hill, in the pens or in the cab. Gear built to be one less thing to think about.
What farmers need from their kit comes down to three things: waterproofing, grip and freedom to move. Dedito boots are handcrafted in Italy from nubuck leather with a PU coating, with a Windtex membrane to keep feet dry and Vibram soles for grip in mud, frost and slick concrete yards, in both men’s and women’s fits.
