Danner

Description

Danner is an American shoe brand founded in 1932 by Charles Danner in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. The brand quickly became known for the durability and quality of its boots, originally aimed at forestry and labor workers. In 1936, Danner relocated to Portland, Oregon, where demand for its products continued to grow. During World War II, Danner contributed to the war effort by manufacturing boots for the military. In the 1970s, Danner introduced innovations such as the use of Gore-Tex membranes, becoming a pioneer in the production of waterproof and breathable boots. Today, the brand is renowned for its hiking, hunting, and work shoes, blending craftsmanship with modern technology, remaining a preferred choice for those seeking durability and comfort.