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Dr. Martens says brand's strength helped it during pandemic | Reuters
Is this common or is it a manufacturing defect ? The tongue is unaligned even when I'm not wearing the shoe : r/DrMartens
Dr. Martens on Twitter: "@Quanthro The stitching pictured is considered normal, and sometimes occurs during finishing. It's very common for the stitches to overlap at this point and the stitch is purposefully
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Help with quality??? Is this ok??? i know docs will crease but i've worn these twice and the left one is already THIS beat up. i've never had this issue w docs
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Potential Stitching Defect? : r/DrMartens
Just received my first pair of Dr. Martens and they're the squeakiest boot I've ever used. Does the squeak go away with use or are they defective : r/ DrMartens
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