Brown Tärnsjö Grain: Tärnsjö Grain comes from Tärnsjö Garveri, a Swedish tannery that has vegetable-tanned leather in the town of Tärnsjö since 1873. The entire process happens under one roof, using only Swedish cattle hides tanned the traditional way with bark extracts refined over generations. The result is a full grain leather with a rich, natural surface that develops a deep, distinctive patina with wear. Tärnsjö is now run by Axel Bodén, the fifth generation of tannery owners in his family and one of only three full vegetable tanneries left in Sweden. Their philosophy is to keep the leather as pure and natural as possible: no sanding, no heavy paint, no corrected grain to fake a flawless surface. As Bodén puts it, the small marks and scars you sometimes see in the leather are simply proof it came from an animal. That same natural full grain leather is what's earned Tärnsjö a client list that includes Carmina, Skoaktiebolaget, and Visvim. THE DETAILS: Brown Tärnsjö Grain leather from Tärnsjö Garveri, Sweden Goodyear Welt Construction Built on the Morris Last Gusseted tongue 3 Speed Hooks Studded rubber sole Made in Portugal GMTO CAMPAIGN: This pair is available through a pre-order campaign. The campaign closes on August 31. Estimated delivery is 10-16 weeks from the campaign close date. This GMTO will only proceed if the minimum number of orders is reached. If we do not meet that requirement, your deposit will be fully refunded. Once the minimum is met and production begins, all sales are final. Each pair is made specifically to your order, so we are unable to offer cancellations, refunds, returns, or exchanges. SIZING: The Morris last runs about a half size large compared to standard Brannock sizing, so we recommend sizing down a half size. This should align with the size you typically wear in other common heritage brands. While the Morris is offered in a D width, it has a generous fit that comfortably accommodates many E-width feet. LEATHER DISCLAIMER: Each boot is crafted from authentic leather, which may exhibit minor scratches, blemishes, and non-uniform coloring. These are inherent traits of the natural material and its finishing.