Danner is a manufacturer of hiking and work boots whose history reaches back to 1932. Through its official international e-commerce site, global.danner.com, customers outside the United States get easier access to the company's broad range of hard-wearing footwear: prices appear in local currency, shipping reaches over 100 countries, and duties and taxes are calculated accurately. The range covers boots built for different outdoor activities and work environments, for men and women alike. Transactions are secure and the products are authentic, which makes the site a dependable choice for international buyers shopping for quality boots.
Worn pairs can be sent in for recrafting, so a tired pair gets rebuilt instead of replaced, and this is the brand's main circular offering. The leather comes from responsible sources, including some tanneries in the Leather Working Group, and the company has worked to take PFAS chemicals out of its products. There are no major certifications at brand level.
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Boots of the kind the company makes reward resoling and repair, which is why a recrafting service appeals to hikers and tradespeople who wear one pair hard every day. Danner is based in Portland, Oregon, and the Japanese retailer ABC-Mart has owned its parent company, LaCrosse Footwear, since 2014.
