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Height : 7 inches
Leather : Burgundy Suede
Midsole : 1.5 layers of leather
Outsole : Armortred #1010
Hardware : Black
Size : US 9.5 D
A Jobmaster that’s basic - but not quite basic. It uses burgundy leather paired with black hardware, giving it a very understated look. What’s now called Burgundy Domain always felt different to me; the latter seems to have a heavier waxed finish.
It features single-row stitching, which is standard for Wesco’s white midsole construction, though it differs from my later custom pairs. The outsole is the nostalgic Armortred #1010 - something longtime Wesco enthusiasts will definitely recognize - until in recent years, Wesco switched to using the Vibram #4014.