Dr. Martens chose to mark this anniversary by returning to its roots. The new 1460 MIE Pascal Love Letter boot is handmade at the brand’s original factory in Northamptonshire honoring both its legacy and the skilled artisans behind every pair. With just 1,460 units produced, this edition stands as a symbol of rarity and authenticity.

Crafted from high-grade Classic Calf leather sourced from a prestigious Leeds tannery, the boot combines elegance and durability. The full-grain leather is buffed by hand to reveal a subtle sheen, with oils and waxes that allow the color to deepen over time. This process makes each pair unique, aging beautifully with wear.

The boot features asymmetric paneling a nod to the original 1960s Dr. Martens styles alongside the signature yellow welt stitching. Stamped with the numbers “1.4.60” on the tongue, the design pays homage to the date of the original boot’s creation. The rich burgundy color gives the pair an elevated, modern appeal while staying true to the brand’s rebellious spirit.

Whether he’s a loyal fan or new to the brand, this boot speaks to the man who values identity and heritage. It’s a statement piece that blends style, craftsmanship, and exclusivity designed to be worn with pride or displayed as part of a curated wardrobe.

The 1460 MIE Pascal Love Letter boot is now available through Dr. Martens stores and official website. With such a limited run, the release is expected to sell out quickly. For men seeking a blend of legacy and luxury, this drop is not to be missed.