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had to buy shoes that would be resouled, because he wanted the shoes to last. george realized that a well made pair of american shoes was hard to come by. i went to nordstroms and barney s and everywhere and it did not exist. so george set out to revive the craft of shoemake ing ing i united states. paying special attention to sourcing all of the materials and the labor in america. that is when the idea was sparked of how could we make a shoe or boots in america, and make them out of the best components really in the world, and hand craft them the old fashioned way, and offer them at a price that is attainable. he h named the company oak street boot makers and started the search to find the best materials possible for the uber american shoes. he didn t have to go far to source the most important ingredient, the leather. it just so happened the last remaining tanner ri in chicago,

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with an mba from new york university, and a keen sense of fashion, it didn t take long for the brand to become successful. the very first store that we shipped was barney s, new york. and it was a very auspicious start. and it kind of took off from there. next thing we knew we were in all the best stores in the country, and it was a pretty short period of time before we were a really well-known brand. for 13 years the company flourished. but julie ran herself ragged. as she describes it, she was burning it at both ends. you re exhausted. you aren t motivated. you don t make the best decisions. and i think that ultimately, it s setting it up for failure. unwilling to keep up the pace, especially with two young children at home, julie did the unfathomable. at its peak, she pretty much shut down her company. it really just was overwhelming. there was a lot going on in my personal life. there was a lot going on with the company. and i decided the best thing i

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