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Prairie Half Mukluk

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Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
67 Reviews
Regular price $180.00 Sale price$129.99
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Our most popular mukluk silhouette gets a beautiful refresh with exclusive beadwork designed by Prairie Owl Beads – a group of four Métis sisters. Perfect for frigid winters (warmth rated up to -25F) and slushy midwinter melts, this mid-sized mukluk has a warm, soft sheepskin footbed. It also features our new Glacier Grip Tipi sole for extra confidence when walking in icy conditions.

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4.8
Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
Based on 67 reviews
Total 5 star reviews: 58 Total 4 star reviews: 4 Total 3 star reviews: 4 Total 2 star reviews: 0 Total 1 star reviews: 1
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67 reviews
  • KL
    Karen L.
    Verified Buyer
    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    1 week ago
    Love these boots

    Super soft and comfortable. Wish you had wides but these do stretch a little.

  • AW
    Annette W.
    I recommend this product
    Size Purchased Womens 8 / Mens 6
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    10 months ago
    Perfect!

    Got mine in the mail today and they could not be more perfect. The craftsman ship is impeccable, every detail is meticulous. I am typically an 8.5 but as per the recommendations to go a half size down to the 8, they are a perfect fit! Easily the best purchase I made this year. My only regret is not also ordering the care products to keep them in perfect condition, so I’ll have to order those separately. I’m surely going to be a repeat customer!

  • A
    Amber
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    I recommend this product
    Size Purchased Womens 6
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    10 months ago
    Love love love

    So comfortable and warm!! And so beautiful too!

    I seen someone else ask in a review what the beadwork means and I found on the artists page as follows:

    Our beadwork design carries profound significance for us as Métis women who grew up in the Red River Valley, and incorporates several meaningful elements:

    • The infinity symbol represents the Métis Nation, a unification of two peoples that are endless.

    • Above the infinity we see the rising and setting sun of the Manitoba prairies, depicted as the centre of a prairie rose.

    • The prairie rose pays homage to the traditional use of floral motifs in Métis beadwork.

    • Below the infinity, we see the roots of the flower shaped to match the intersection of the Red and Assiniboine rivers (commonly known as The Forks), a significant gathering and trading place for Indigenous people. These roots emphasize our deep connection to our community, as we are rooted in the Red River Valley, the ancestral home of the Métis Nation,

    • The double lines are adorned with ‘Tics’ known as “mousetracks”, which are prominent in Métis beadwork.

  • OS
    Olena S.
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    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    10 months ago
    My favourite 😻

    Best of the best !!!!!✨✨✨✨✨

  • ML
    Michelle L.
    Verified Buyer
    I recommend this product
    Size Purchased Womens 6
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    11 months ago
    Beautiful Mukluks 😍

    I love my Prairie Half Mukluks in the Charcoal color 😍 They are very comfortable and beautiful to show off! Just got them today and already got lots of compliments on these. Great work, Manitobah!!

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Frequently asked questions

Absolutely! We make our moccasins and mukluks for everyone. By purchasing from us, you are participating in cultural appreciation, not cultural appropriation. When you purchase from Manitobah, you are directly supporting Indigenous people and celebrating Indigenous culture in an authentic, meaningful way that helping us in our vision to create positive impact in Indigenous communities.

To make our brand more accessible, to support our social impact initiatives, and to allow us to compete with other global fashion brands, we produce our products in international ethical partner factories. Our factory partners that support our growing product line go through an in-depth 3rd party inspection and internal Social Compliance Audit. These high standards are continually monitored and respected. We are proud of our manufacturing policies and our ability to build capacity globally. We believe that our success as an Indigenous business has been due to our willingness to walk forward while honouring our past.

Manitobah Mukluks makes a variety of products that match Canada's diverse climates. We offer select styles of adult mukluks that are waterproof. Those styles are tagged online as waterproof and can be seen here.

Both styles of children's mukluks are waterproof. They have been treated with our AuthenTEC waterproofing system; treated hide and an internal flexible coating that is inspired by pine pitch and spruce gum. Manitobah conducts rigorous waterproof and temperature testing using a minimum 50,000 flex standard.

The rest of the adult mukluks are constructed with natural suede and leather which are not sealed and not considered waterproof. We recommend treating them with a leather/suede protector to help with water resistance and general protection. All of our MUKLUKS are insulated with sheepskin footbeds and most are constructed with untreated suede which is porous (and not considered waterproof). These natural materials need to breathe in order to be effective in extreme cold. Indigenous people have been surviving in the coldest climates for thousands of years using this very wisdom.

Protection: Use a silicone-based leather/suede protector. Do not spray fur, as it contains natural protective oils. We offer a protecting spray as part of our Care Kit here

To Clean: Leather can be cleaned using a gentle soap and soft brush. For salt, wipe down with a damp cloth. Even if they have been sprayed, salt is corrosive and can cause damage.

To Dry: Once wet, allow your footwear to dry naturally

Wear: Never pull fur when putting on or removing boot, fur sheds over time and frequent friction will cause the fur to shed much faster. Cross laces over before tightening to avoid tearing leather eyeholes

Storage: When ready to store them for the season you should clean them, allow them to dry and then pack them away in a sealed container away from heat, moisture and pets (a plastic storage tote works great.) You can also use a pool noodle or something similar in the shaft to keep them upright during storage.

Our traditional Mukluks and natural soled Moccasins are not built on a traditional foot last so there is no left or right foot. This method has been used on Indigenous footwear for thousands of years. Over time the natural materials will form to your foot and allow you to have a custom fit. Moccasins with the turtle vibram sole and all of our kids mukluks do have a left and right foot.

Our sheepskin-lined mukluks are considered one of the warmest winter boots for northern winters and are rated down to -25 degrees Fahrenheit. Partnering with Vibram has also allowed us to design a sole that allows your foot to bend. Research indicates that flexible soles promote proper foot movement and blood circulation to your toes. This means that in cold dry weather, our mukluks will allow your feet to stay warmer than almost anything on the market.

we make a positive impact in Indigenous communities.
our impact

We provide a platform for authentic Indigenous art that encourages
pride, shapes lives and helps keep traditions alive. Indigenous art is
the foundation of our work and Indigenous artists contribute to all our
core designs.

Manitobah Mukluks is a pathfinder for Indigenous business, an ongoing
example of how Indigenous values, ethics and culture can find success in
the global market.