Blundstone | News, Hiring, Layoffs, Competitors, CEO, Fundraising Insights
Blundstone is an Australian footwear company established in 1870, known for producing durable and comfortable boots suitable for...
Blundstone is an Australian footwear company established in 1870, known for producing durable and comfortable boots suitable for various activities, including work and play. The brand has a rich history of providing boots for soldiers, athletes, and everyday wear, emphasizing quality materials and innovative design. Their product range includes Chelsea boots, lace-ups, and work boots for men, women, and children, with a commitment to sustainability and customer satisfaction.
Website
Headquarters
Gormanston Road, Hobart, 7009, AU
Size
51-200 employees
Industry
Retail Apparel and Fashion
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🛍️ Blundstone Product and Pricing News
- Blundstone has reintroduced lace-up boots, expanding their iconic product lineup with the new Blundstone Lace-Up Originals featuring premium water-resistant leather and XRD® technology.
👔 Blundstone CEO, Management and Leadership Team
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Global Chief Brand Officer Blundstone[email protected]
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Joint Chief Executive Officer[email protected]
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Joint Chief Executive Officer, Blundstone Australia[email protected]
⚔️ Blundstone Alternatives and Competitors
- Puma Safety |
- Steel Blue |
- Oliver |
- Lucky Brand |
- Franco Sarto |
- Solovair |
- Filson |
- Diemme |
- Trickers |
- Dr. Martens |
- Grenson |
- Red Wing Heritage |
- Redpath |
- Tecovas
💼 Blundstone Hiring and Layoffs
🤖 Blundstone Developer, Integration and Automation News
- Blundstone collaborated with Huckberry to create the highly water-resistant Suede Chelsea Boot #2406, featuring a double-stitched upper, durable sole, steel shank, and XRD® Technology for shock absorption.