
Customizing One Pair
at a Time
When we say “custom,” we mean a literal endless stream of possibilities. Whether you want us to fit your prosthetic, bring your favorite anime to life, put your favorite art on your boots, or just make you the most comfortable person standing in line, we’ve got you covered. Our artists are skilled in all styles of art, from cartoons to realistic portraits, and can do so in many mediums, including appliqués, beadwork, leather tooling, and embroideries and stitch work. Whatever you dream, we will make it your reality.
Anika Jaan has been creating handmade custom boots since 2012 and has made literally thousands of pairs. Once Anika completed a formal apprenticeship, she wanted to form a custom boot company that promotes superior customer service, strives for high-quality art of all styles, and makes both her employees and customers feel seen. She launched Stitchwalker in 2020. Her husband, two best friends, and several other amazingly awesome artists have now joined her to create an inspired business ready to tackle any boot challenge.

Your Options
Starting your masterpiece with a good foundation is crucial. Therefore, we let you choose the type of leather for the main body of the boot. Bull hide is a bit stiffer and less stretchy, comparable to many store-bought knee highs. Bison hide, on the other hand, is a bit thicker with a more noticeable grain and is often more stretchy and floppy. Both will last you many years with minimal care and decades with a bit of attention and finesse.
All of our boots are lined at the bottom with a removable sheep’s wool insert (or faux if you have an allergy) to create an ultra-comfortable slipper feel, while also allowing for machine washing.
We do a lot of detail work with veg tan leather (for embossing/leather tooling) and deer hide (for appliqués), but you can also add stingray, ostrich, snake, fox, and/or coyote hides as details.


About our Artists
Our Efforts To Build A Sustainable Future
It’s important to us that we protect our planet and help our fellow artists. All excess soling is sent to a recycling facility that makes rubber mulch for playgrounds. Antler remnants from our buttoning process are sold or donated to other artists, designers, and business owners for numerous products and applications. Any leather we cannot use on boots is used by renaissance festival, Celtic fest, and cosplay vendors to create their own products. If you wish to buy any of our remnants, please reach out!
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