Truman Boot Company got its start in rural Pennsylvania in 2014, and now they have landed back home in the Pacific Northwest and are crafting their amazing boots right here in NW Eugene.
Vince and Stacy Romano have moved Truman Boot Company back to the Pacific Northwest and to their original roots here. The operations are going strong in Eugene, and they sell boots all over the world. Influenced by American workwear, heritage tradecraft and western culture, their boots are built by skilled bootmakers.
“The decision to keep our production in the U.S. stems from personal experiences. Consumers have never been so far removed from the products they purchase as they are now. With the organic food movement as the forefront to change that, we feel the company needs to join the concept of that movement, having our boots made here in the Pacific Northwest, by us. Designed, patterned, graded and produced by the same people wearing them, it’s important that we constantly strive to revive and improve an industry that died years ago.”
They believe in offering good-paying jobs to good people to transform the standards of the new American labor workforce and offer comprehensive packages to skilled workers in the Pacific Northwest. They currently have career openings for detail-oriented craftspeople with experience in leather goods or shoemaking manufacturing at an industrial scale and a desire to grow with the company.
You can check their website, cool boots, and employment opportunities out here: https://trumanboot.com
and follow them on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/trumanboot
