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Dr Martens Wonder Balsam Sold Out

Dr Martens Unisex 1460 Lace-Up Boots in Nappa Black Leather $279.00 AUD

Dr Martens Womens V Blaire Chunky 3-Strap Sandal in Black $189.00 AUD

Dr Martens Unisex 1461 Oxford Shoes in Smooth Black Noir Leather $239.00 AUD

Dr Martens Unisex 1460 Lace-Up Boots in Smooth Black Leather $269.00 AUD

Dr Martens Black Shoe Polish $15.00 AUD $19.99 AUD

Dr Martens Unisex 8 - 10 Eye Laces in Black Sold Out

Dr Martens Unisex Jadon 8 Eyelet Lace Up Platform Boots in Black Leather $319.00 AUD

Dr Martens 2976 Quad Smooth Leather Chelsea Boot in White $299.00 AUD

Dr Martens Unisex 2976 Chelsea Boots in Black $249.00 AUD

Dr Martens Womens Pascal 8 Eye Boots in Black $279.00 AUD

Dr Martens Unisex Flora Chelsea Boot in Black $259.00 AUD

Dr Martens Unisex 1460 8 Eye Boot in Brown $279.00 AUD

Dr Martens Unisex 1460 Vegan Boots in Black Noir $269.00 AUD

Dr Martens 1460 Smooth Lace Up Boots in Green $249.00 AUD

Dr Martens Womens Jardon Hello Kitty Lace Up Boots in Black White & Pink $319.00 AUD

Dr Martens Unisex 2460 Pride Smooth Lace Up Boots in Black Sold Out

Dr Martens Unisex 8-10 Eye Union Jack Flat Laces Sold Out

Dr Martens Womens 1461 3 Eye Shoes in Black Patent Sold Out

Dr Martens Unisex 2976 Chelsea Boots in Black Smooth Sold Out

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Dr Martens boots were born in the 1950s out of a partnership built on the desire to reinvent the wheel; to break constraints and create something unique. A British-based family answered an advert put out by German University professor who wanted to create a “revolutionary new air cushioned sole”. For years the shoe survived as a working man’s boot whilst popular culture caught up with the Dr Martens founders’ vision.

As the skinhead culture took off in the late 1960s so did the Dr Martens boot. Obsessed with a desire to pay homage to the British working classes, the skinhead generation based their style around the dress sense of the working man. The Dr Martens boot was without doubt perfect for the movement. It was at this point that everything changed for the brand and its influence on youth culture exploded.

Pete Townsend, of the legendary band The Who, soon took to the stage donning a pair of 1460’s Dr Martens to highlight his strong affiliation with the working classes. It was a stab to the heart of youth culture, a move which kick-started a complete revolution for the brand

Dr Martens, or simply Docs as they're affectionately known today, have been a huge part of youth culture ever since, as each movement or trend fades, the Dr Martens boot stands strong.

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