The Muller Brown
- Shell
- Full-grain Horween Chromexcel® leather
- Liner
- Fully lined with natural leather
- Stitching
- Blake Rapid Stitch welt construction
- Midsole
- HELM signature white composite rubber midsole
- Sole
- Fineline outsole
- Eyelets
- Antique brass eyelets
- Laces
- 46 in Brown waxed cotton laces
- Last
- 323 lasted
- Shaft
- 5¾ in.
- Weight
- 1 lb. 11 oz.
- Features
- Handcrafted in the U.S.A.
- Resoleable
- Seasonally updated sock liner quote and tongue stamp
- Reinforced leather pull tab
What's In A Name
The Muller is named after a couple of brothers who are dear friends of Joshua, the founder of HELM Boots. Michael and Kyle Muller are super-fun, artistic, hardworking dudes who make Joshua laugh as hard as anyone he’s ever met. When you get these three together, it gets plain rowdy, and the silliness is often out of control. Michael is a forming member of the awesome band BALMORHEA and is also a talented and well-known photographer. Kyle is a husband, father and a key player at LAND in Austin, Texas.
- Reviews
- Questions
United StatesMy new boots are great and broke in easily. Slightly darker than the photos but look amazing. Helm had slight delays due to the freeze in Texas and communicate throughout every step of the process. This is my second shoe from Helm and will not be my last!
United StatesDifficult break-in period, but that's what you want with a boot of this quality. Thick leather, exceptional style, I couldn't be happier!
United StatesThe leather is stiff and required several wearings to soften up. I appreciate this because I can expect long life out of them—good quality leather! They are an excellent fit.
United States
United StatesIt took me a year to finally pull the tigger on a pair of these boots because I'd never spent so much for casual, every day footwear. I mean, the price point is similar to that of highly technical footwear like high end hiking boots, etc. However, I took the jump and got the Muller Brown. From the moment I opened the box it was obvious to me why the price tag is so high. Simply put, you're paying for a level of quality and hand-made craftsmanship that is all but dead in the manufacturing industry. These boots look, feel and even smell like someone's hand were on them throughout the entire manufacturing process. That sounds odd, but trust me, it's a good thing! And uncommon. These boots are top-notch. I've looked high and low and haven't been able to find a pair of boots of this caliber. Not my last pair of Helm boots, and so stoked I splurged.