Some boots get worn for a season. Blundstones get worn for a decade. John Blundstone started making boots in Hobart, Tasmania in 1870, building hard-wearing footwear for the labourers, farmers and factory workers who needed something that could genuinely keep up with them. Over 150 years later, the brand is headquartered in the same city, still family owned and still obsessed with the same founding principle -- build it properly and it will last. The Chelsea boot silhouette that Blundstone made their own has become one of the most recognised shapes in footwear. Pull-on elastic sides, no laces, no fuss. A sole built to handle everything from cobbled city streets to muddy fields. Premium leathers and heat-resistant rubber that age with you rather than against you. They've been worn by Australian soldiers, Everest expeditioners, construction workers and festival crowds, and they've never needed to reinvent themselves to stay relevant. That's the thing about Blundstone. The design hasn't changed because it doesn't need to. When you get it right first time, you stick with it.