Light brown Dr. Martens 1460 Ambassador boots – Cashew colour, 8 eyelets, two-tone sole
The Cashew colour is named after the nut, and the warm light brown softens the chunky look of the classic 1460. Oiled Ambassador leather has a pronounced tumbled grain and is soft enough that the boots need little breaking in. They look good with light denim, beige chinos and autumn jumpers.
Key features
- 8 eyelets and an above-the-ankle shaft
- Ambassador leather in Cashew – heavy, oiled and tumbled
- Two-tone DMS sole with the signature tread
- Goodyear welting with yellow thread
- Black and yellow heel loop
Specifications
- Style: 1460, 8 eyelets
- Type: lace-up ankle boots
- Upper: Ambassador leather, 100% leather
- Lining: 60% leather, 40% textile
- Sole: DMS, two-tone, 100% PVC
- Construction: Goodyear welt, yellow stitching
- Colour: light brown (Cashew)
- Manufacturer code: 31976253
Size and fit
- Dr. Martens makes whole sizes only. If you are usually a half size, the brand recommends sizing down – a larger size makes the boot longer, not wider.
- Ambassador leather is soft from the start and quickly shapes to your foot. It stretches slightly in width, not in length.
- When choosing a size you can switch the size chart from EU to US or centimetres.
Care
Wipe off dirt with a damp cloth and, once the leather is dry, condition it with Wonder Balsam.
Frequently asked questions
Do Dr. Martens 1460 Ambassador Cashew boots need breaking in?
Very little. Oiled, tumbled Ambassador leather is soft, so the boots do not need a long break-in.
What shade of brown is it?
A warm light brown called Cashew, after the nut. It softens the chunky look of the classic 1460.
What size 1460 Ambassador should I choose?
Usually the same as in other leather shoes. Dr. Martens does not make half sizes – if you are in between, the brand recommends the smaller size, and an insole can take up any extra room.
What do you wear light brown Docs with?
Light denim, beige chinos and autumn jumpers.
