I am a big fan of Lucchese Boots, with six pair presently on my shoe racks. They all wear very comfortably and have proven to be very durable and well worth the prices paid. I am sorry, but I can't help you in interpreting the style codes in your boots. If the Lucchese representative couldn't help you, you might have to content yourself just wearing and enjoying the boots you have purchased. I do wish you success, should you chose to continue your quest for answers. Take care and have a blessed day.

 

I recently purchased 2 pairs of lucchese boots and I know both are rather old but 1 pair honestly looks as though it's never been worn and they are both very comfortable.

My question is in the style number there is a ZZ at the end of the number I have been in touch with lucchese to try and find out what the difference is with ones that have ZZ and ones that don't.

Lucchese replied at first that their boots don't have a ZZ in the style number so I sent them a pic of both pairs showing what I was talking about and they replied that both pairs were made before 1987 and their data base only goes to 1987. So any help on this matter would be greatly appreciated. ( With one of the pairs I received the original box and the receipt from the original purchase in 1980)

Are the toes rounded? Z is a toe model. No idea about ZZ.

 

Z has been in the news lately, but only on Russian armor...

 

Z...The revolution lives.