The doctor, Klaus Mäertens, came up with the shoes after being injured while skiing and in response to his military boots being "too uncomfortable on his injured foot." He then partnered with British shoe makers R. Griggs Group Ltd., who changed the name to Dr. Martens and also added the yellow stitching.5 mar 2014
Do Doc Martens have white stitching?
Made with classic Docs DNA, including grooved edges but white stitching and Smooth, our original durable leather. Our Goodyear-welted lines are heat-sealed at 700°C and reinforced with our signature welt stitch.
How can you tell if Dr. Martens are real?
Look for the "bouncing soles." Open the shoe and examine the insoles, as real Doc Martens will sport air-cushioned soles. Check for brand representation errors. Seek out typos on the "Dr. Martens" logo inside the shoe, as many knock-offs will misspell the brand.
How do you lace a pair of Dr Martens?
STEP 1 : Start with two even lengths of lace. Thread each side through the bottom two eyelets from outside the boot to in, leaving you with a horizontal lace 'bar' inside the shoe. STEP 2: Cross each end of lace over the top of the shoe as you go up to the next pair of eyelets.