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1. www.wohlford.caHand Crafted, made-to-order & Canadian made boots since 1946

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   Parade Boot Brogue - Black Chrome. Black Chrome $449.00 $695.00. 3 colors available. View all. Ray Wohlford ( right ) Presents boots to a satisfied customer. "OUR BOOTS HAVE BEEN BUILT TO THE HIGHEST STANDARDS SINCE 1946".

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2. www.heddels.com › 2019 › 07Logging the History of Dayton Boots, a Canadian Heritage Staple

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   Jul 4, 2019 · Brand History & Philosophy. C.H. Wohlford via Vancouver Heritage Society. The roots of Dayton Boots can be traced back 1940s Vancouver. A bartender named C.H. ‘Charlie’ Wohlford was in the midst of gaining a strong reputation for repairing logging boots in the back of a popular Vancouver drinking establishment, the Lumberman’s Social Club.

3. www.wohlford.ca › collections › vendorsDayton boots - Wohlford & Co.

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   Aurora Round Toe Boot - Brown Pullup. Brown Pullup $449.00 $695.00. 2 colors available.

4. www.cbc.ca › news › canadaVancouver's celebrated Dayton Boots changing its name to ...

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   May 30, 2023 · Pedriks says the boots will continue to be made in Vancouver. Iconic brand Dayton Boots, which has operated its East Vancouver factory store since 1946, rose to popularity for its high-quality ...

5. vancouverneon.com › page_q › daytonsThe Dayton Legend – Dayton Boots Est. 1946 - Vancouver Neon

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   The Dayton Legend – Dayton Boots Est. 1946. At Dayton, we're proud to say that we're Canadian owned and operated. We're proud of the fact that after 58 years our handcrafted boots are still being made in our factory at 2250 East Hastings Street in Vancouver, British Columbia. We're proud of our roots deep in the heart of "East Van".

6. www.bcliving.ca › shopping-style › fashionHidden Gems: 5 Vancouver Shoe Stores to Suit Your Soles

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   Dayton Boots. The definition of a blast from the past, Dayton Boots has been handcrafting quality leather boots in the same factory store in East Vancouver since the 1950s. In fact, the Vancouver Heritage Foundation designated the factory as a Place That Matters. Reading the store’s history is a veritable trip back in time.

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   Are Dayton Boots still made in Vancouver?

   • "This is a way to move forward, but keeping all the history," he said. Pedriks says the boots will continue to be made in Vancouver. Dayton Boots, which has operated its East Vancouver factory store since 1946, rose to popularity for its high-quality logging and work boots.

   Vancouver's celebrated Dayton Boots changing its name to Wohlford …

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   Where are Dayton Boots made?

   • At Dayton, we're proud to say that we're Canadian owned and operated. We're proud of the fact that after 58 years our handcrafted boots are still being made in our factory at 2250 East Hastings Street in Vancouver, British Columbia. We're proud of our roots deep in the heart of "East Van".

   The Dayton Legend – Dayton Boots Est. 1946 - Vancouver Neon

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   Where can I buy new boots in Vancouver?

   • When in Vancouver, you can visit the Dayton showroom at 2250 East Hastings Street and be fitted into a new pair of boots with the sounds of hammers and machines only a few feet away. It's nice to know that at Dayton, some things - like Quality and Tradition - never change..

   The Dayton Legend – Dayton Boots Est. 1946 - Vancouver Neon

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   Are Dayton Boots a good brand?

   • While they make some darn good boots, there’s another brand that’s been stomping through the Pacific North-West for over 70 years. That brand is Dayton Boots. Steeped in rugged heritage starting in the logging industry of British Columbia, Dayton Boots produce some of the toughest boots on the market right out of their factory store in Vancouver.

   Logging the History of Dayton Boots, a Canadian Heritage Staple - Hed…

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   Is Dayton Boots a 'no Daytons allowed' brand?

   • The Dayton Boots factory store was designated a place that matters by the Vancouver Heritage Foundation. (Karin Larsen/CBC) The brand became notoriously associated with troublemakers that several bars across the province in the 1960s featured "No Daytons Allowed" signage. Pedriks says the brand's transition will be completed by the end of 2023.

   Vancouver's celebrated Dayton Boots changing its name to Wohlford …

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   Who invented Dayton Boots?

   • Shortly after the conception of Dayton Boots, Wohlford introduced his first logging boots, the ‘Dayton 64’. Named after the address of the Lumberman’s Social Club (64 East Hastings), the Dayton 64 was an instant success with Canadian loggers and lumbermen, rated highly for their comfort and durability.

   Logging the History of Dayton Boots, a Canadian Heritage Staple - Hed…

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8. scoutmagazine.ca › eighteen-minutes-with-daytonEighteen Minutes With Dayton Boots CEO Stephen Encarnacao

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   Sep 23, 2009 · Stephen Encarnacao has served as President and Chief Executive Officer of Vancouver‘s Dayton Boots for the past 2 ½ years. Before taking the helm at Dayton, Mr. Encarnacao was Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer for Reebok International (during Reebok’s meteoric growth phase when Reebok grew fro