How It's Made | Origin American Bison Boot

[@palmerwallace1817]

Love the native camera audio of the factory floor/environment and the "looking over the shoulder" vibe. Letting the craftsmanship tell the story/fill in the "void". Great video

[@geomod6850]

I've been saving for weeks now and I'll be ordering my boots soon. Thank you for your dedication to keeping these products TRULY made and sourced in the USA!

[@paparomesoutdoors711]

I seriously can’t believe how well made these boots are!!!! The workers of Origin should be and feel so proud of what they are accomplishing I can’t wait to get a pair on my feet! These are the best boots in the world

[@TheDkbohde]

I’ve had mine for a year and they’ve been solid. Probably my favorite pair of boots. The soles have worn super evenly and I’ve put a lot of miles on those boots doing a wide range of work. Love it.

[@TheChadSmithPodcast]

It's pretty cool wearing a pair of these boots and watching how they were made. Cool video! I did have issues with my first pair of boots, but after speaking with customer service, they corrected the issue and I've been wearing this new pair without any problems. They fit like a glove 👍🏻 🇺🇸

[@urgamecshk]

Mind sharing what went wrong?

[@TheChadSmithPodcast]

@@urgamecshk sure! The bottom sole was separating a little bit from the bottom of the boot. The replacement boots have been flawless 👌🏻

[@LeonardCooperman]

Well, I’m impressed and saving up for my pair. Hand crafted and made in American with American materials, sign me the hell up!

[@mikeholland5997]

Everybody in the clothing industry in America “You can’t manufacture in the US.” ORIGIN “Watch us!” 🇺🇸 i love what origin is doing!

[@EricPardo]

Most satisfying and relaxing video to date

[@nightfallgrayrs1601]

I agree!

[@bob_e_coyote6566]

Love mine! Glad to see so many people with hands-on still making these boots.

[@travistibbitt4500]

Love my Origin boots! Great look behind the scenes at the hard working folks getting it done!

[@rickygonzalez2241]

I have had mine for 2 years now. Still holding up really well. Definitely the best pair of boots I have owned.

[@run_2e_run]

Wearing these right now for the stitchdown patina thunderdome. Super comfortable!

[@geomod6850]

This is so cool to watch. American craftsmen and women at work. I love it and I'm enjoying my new Bison Boots by Origin USA!

[@joegutierrez4197]

Awesome! Hope to be purchasing a pair soon!! Blessings!!!

[@rogueapparatus6414]

Those operators are insane... So fast!

[@chrismartin7407]

Seeing this from start to finish makes me proud to wear my made in the USA Origin boots.

[@GrooDWanderer]

Awesome video! That machine at 5:00 looks straight out of a horror film. Love it.

[@ethanbaran6158]

Those are lasting machines lol, I think they use them because it's more consistent than hand lasting, and hand lasting takes training and time to build up hand strength to do it.

[@MacCoshamFilms]

bro that machine at 4:59

[@chrishelm4682]

I just got shipping confirmation on my boots, really looking forward to them!

[@SuperLittlebuddha]

That was awesome to watch!

[@pagefour6498]

Thank you Origin.

[@bretyoung1869]

Simply amazing, so many talented craftsman building a beautiful boot !! Who knew how difficult it is, you are all gifted ❤ 🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@bludragon9028]

Thank you for all you do!

[@JJOrozcoMedia]

Beautiful looking boots. I would definitely buy a pair regardless of price.

[@ZJones29]

I have a pair and can honestly say they’re the best boots! Comfortable for all day wear and stylish to boot! Best part, MADE IN USA! 🇺🇸

[@just.some.dud3]

Manufacturing ASMR ❤

[@frankgilley8421]

Love my bison boots. Great quality and American made. Love my jeans too. Glad to support American workers and products.

[@bretyoung1869]

Amazing how much hand work involved. Very interesting, great Craftsmanship !!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@cwreed75]

I love my new boots! Thank you for manufacturing in the USA!

[@kempire4623]

Picked up a pair of coronados. They are great! Keep up the good work Origin

[@sladeb6036]

Very satisfying.

[@NDB469]

I have the black Lincoln boots with the mini lug soles, and the whiskey boots with the mini lug soles as well. Great boots! Haven’t done the bison boots yet but definitely considering them! Lol

[@Ledomestique]

We need those products in South America!!!

[@Jerry-Parker]

Very Nicely Done ! 👍

[@Vanhamj1]

These boots are outstanding. Once they are broken in, they are super comfortable. I’ll have them a lifetime.

[@JoeMamaNotYoMama]

Currently wearing my Heavy Hoodie while I watched this! Can't wait to see a Origin cowboy boot!

[@sdguy55]

Video editor needs a raise!

[@Ferus1776-]

Gonna get a pair soon. Cant wait for the Denim Jacket too!

[@SparkyP320]

What’s the black material your putting on the leather? How much of the boot is synthetic material? Thanks

[@davidstasiowski6728]

Bought the Bison Big Lugs in September. I love them, but now it’s the start of December & my right boot is squeaking like crazy! I’ve tried everything to alleviate the squeak, but no luck so far.

[@ethanbaran6158]

Usually it won't be fixed until you take them in for a resole. It happens with separation between layers on the inside of the boots. I have some White'sbthat are like that.

[@nolanmeister]

Can’t wait to get my own pair 🇺🇸

[@Sidthesloth205]

Absolutely love Origin. I would die for an American made bison leather Chelsea boot.

[@christophermaulden733]

If you are dead you won't be able to wear them ? 😒🤷‍♂️ And if by dead , you mean , sell your soul , do you really think a pair of bison Chelsea boots are worth it ? 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤣😂😉

[@ethanbaran6158]

You might be able to talk to Frank's or Nick's here in the PNW about that, but they use top quality leather so your lookin at 8-10oz bison hide lol this stuff origin is using looks like it's about 1/3 of the weight/thickness PNW brands like to use.

[@LifeofaCampRanger]

That was really satisfying to watch!

[@lennemoy1971]

Nice boots. Really go to show you how a boot like nicks is “ handmade”!

[@colinw2104]

Nicks, Whites, Franks, my personal favorite JK, and all other handmade PNW boots have a far superior construction than these. I’ll trust hand lasted boots over these all day. My JK boots will out live this style of boot by years.

[@Blackbishopify]

Wow, some work goes into them.

[@RamblinVan]

That machine at 5:00 is some straight up H.R. Geiger shit. I love it.

[@nightfallgrayrs1601]

Excellent video!

[@Cryotyde]

Approved.

[@TheHistoryUnderground]

🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@onixtheone]

the mini lug soles are ungluing from the midsole on my lincoln boots, do yall have a repair center to send them into?

[@Crypt0rkid]

Looks like slightly more automated than the Pacific Northwest Boot companies like Whites, Nicks, JK, etc. I wonder what last this Origin boot is built around?

[@TheDkbohde]

I don’t know but it fits my feet better than any other boot I’ve tried. Super comfortable toe box and supportive heal.

[@tannerperkins7848]

This is so cool

[@richardhopkins7693]

When are steel toes coming out?

[@k.b.6331]

Awesome!

[@spforsupergringo1980]

i know i cant afford these but gosh darn they are beautiful

[@lsyl17]

I plan on saving for a pair

[@terryo2287]

never seen a white adhesive/glue in all the videos ive watched wonder what type of glue that is

[@tylercoan]

I'm not a boot wearer, but it makes me want to buy a well made pair from an American company.

[@andrewacton5885]

FYI I fit perfectly in 8.5 danners, but 8.5 in origin are too short. I need to reorder mine in size 9 and I guess gift this pair of 8.5 for Xmas. I wore them for one night

[@bryanduchane2371]

Much more automated than other PNW not companies.

[@ike780]

I knew a guy who paid $300 for a thorogood boot, which is only assembled in the US. That's not a huge price difference from most origin boots which are something like 90% US sourced and 100% US assembled.

[@worthweant6993]

I think Ill buy me a pair!

[@6KING69]

... I showed up in boots 🎶

[@MichaelM-to4sg]

I believe these are $400, correct? The video doesn’t show all details of boot, appears to have some nice features like a 270* Goodyear welt w/nailed heel, full veg tanned leather slip sole. What’s the leather upper, oiled & waxed bison? It’s not fully lined, the areas that are lined, such as the 1-piece vamp, appears to be lined in some black fabric? There’s no shank, steel or composite? The insole appears to be mostly foam? Might want to look at the Grant Stone boots, much finer materials and design details for same price. For $400 I’m demanding fully lined in calf skin. No synthetic materials. A full length 4-5mm leather insole. A shank, preferably steel but composite better than nothing. Cork or leather instead of foam as filler. Full leather insole and cork instead of foam should not add to costs. Fully lining the upper in a calf skin may add some material and labor costs but you’re already higher priced than Grant Stone or RedWing despite inferior materials so maybe your margins need to absorb any added costs. As is, $400 for that boot is a hard no. I’d rather spend that $$ on the superior Grant Stones or spend a bit more on a Nick’s, White’s, JK or Truman

[@AKBRONCOSFAN007]

I couldn’t agree more and that’s exactly what I done. I just placed an order for a pair of Nick’s Engineer boots last week. Now I’m going to have to wait until late spring or summer before I receive them but from everything I’ve read online and seen on KZbin the quality of the boots is worth the price paid and the time waiting for them to be made. I currently wear Thorogood moc toe boots which have been the best pair of work boots I’ve owned and I paid $250 for them 3 1/2 years ago.

[@Artemis-v8i]

@@AKBRONCOSFAN007so do you like them?

[@gress12000]

Is it me or does the leather looked over stretched in the front?

[@Couture.m]

Size 16?

[@noobwolfplaygame620]

why do you guys uses fiber board instead of leather for insoles?

[@JinsKookieJams]

*After watching various cobbler KZbin channels, they have said it's a cheaper material to use than leather insoles. It's to cut costs in order to make the boots more affordable for customers. Yes leather insoles are more durable for sure! So if someone wanted to, they can go to a cobbler and have one put in. That would require the cobble to take apart the rubber sole, midsole, and replace the fiberboard insole with a leather insole. Of course all this comes at a cost. So it's up to the customer if they'll want that done or not. Anywho, hope this helps 😊!*

[@JJ-zr6fu]

Where’s all the pants and jackets you teased us with?

[@TheChadSmithPodcast]

On their website

[@JJ-zr6fu]

Nope

[@joshurrr]

Nobody bother to tell the worker in the beginning of the video that you were filming today 🤦🏻‍♂️ that T-shirt 😳

[@aydinjalilov2328]

These boots are not for my taste, I prefer fashion boots. But I really appreciate the hard work of the people and would definitely support them if they come up with less utilitarian designs.

[@tmwtpbrent14]

The boots need a steel shank.

[@retiredgoon512]

♥️ 🇺🇸

[@Joe.dirt7909]

Wish you would make a black boot for law enforcement.

[@elc7795]

Awesome job! I wish you all would take a Midwest approach to on pricing. I know you are on the east coast/west coast target for sales. The pricing is leaving out a huge chunk of the work wear labor force who are American hard working people. If you built a factory strategically in the Midwest, you could lower your cost in labor, infrastructure tax incentives and transportation.

[@aggiewoodie]

$350 is a very competitive price for US made natural leather boots. Other brands charge upwards of $900.

[@aggiewoodie]

Also, I get your point about east/west coast labor- if their factories were in LA or NYC their labor costs would be huge…but they’re in rural Maine and North Carolina. Cost of living there is reasonable and their labor costs are likely in line with places in the Midwest or South.

[@elc7795]

@@aggiewoodie Maine has a corporate income tax, for a business this size, of almost 9%. Where you could move your business to the state of Missouri and have a 4% state corporate income tax. Plus they will reduce your cost on shipping since it is centrally located. Cost of living is similar and wages are more competitive. This is why businesses are moving to a centralized location like Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. Strategically it will reduce the cost of their goods for the same quality.

[@urgamecshk]

@@elc7795except the company was called Origin of Maine,and you want to save 5%?

[@xredraverx]

​@@elc7795good idea. Let's lay off the whole company and spend 20 million to move so you can save $50 on your boots

[@seikoandora6485]

This boots are overpriced and not recommended for construction worker or a diesel mechanics this boots are more casual than a work boots .

[@artadrians]

Rough as guts...no quality control throughout the process...!!

[@thehunt226]

Sorry guys, not impressed....

[@arnefines2356]

Oh shit! Hope they see this comment, and ask what they can do to impress you!

[@arnefines2356]

Or they can check your watch collection, thats impressive