Morosino 1907 - Immanent
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- Goodyear welt construction
- Vacchetta reverse leather
- Vibram tank sole
- Made in Italy
Guidi Rosellini
Founded in 1896 in Tuscany, Italy, as the leather tannery Conceria Guidi e Rosellini, it has continued to supply materials to renowned brands around the world, establishing its position as a tannery to this day.
At the time, Tuscany had an inexpensive supply of beef cattle, and the leather of female calves in particular was of high quality and durable, so the company produced work boots for laborers and hunters.
Guidi Rosellini is the collection that revives the designs and construction of those shoes for the present day.
Guidi Rosellini, a revival of classic work boots.
Guidi is a brand widely recognized within the so-called "artisan" footwear world, known for its many iconic models such as the back-zip 988 and the front-zip PL1.
On the other hand, despite sharing the same "Guidi" name, there are quite a few people who have never even heard of Guidi Rosellini.
Guidi Rosellini is a revival line born from the personal passion of the president of Guidi. Because of that, the vacchetta leather (female calf leather) used exclusively for Guidi Rosellini is considered the highest-grade leather produced by the company.
Back when work boots were crafted as "tools" intended for harsh labor environments, reverse leather was used to conceal the outer grain layer on the inside, enhancing water resistance and protecting the grain from external scratches and corrosion.
Vacchetta Leather
Guidi’s vegetable-tanned vacchetta leather is characterized by its rich oil content, which allows it to become softer with wear and develop an incredible patina over time.
The dark brown Morosino shown in the photos is my personal pair, originally purchased new in 2014 in the same natural color.
In my case, rather than carefully maintaining them, it’s been quite the opposite — I’ve worn them without worry, even in rain and snow, and only occasionally applied a bit of cream for minimal care.
Aside from a few instances of light maintenance, I haven't done anything special, so it really feels like these boots "aged and evolved on their own."
A sales representative from Guidi mentioned, "The moment you see Vibram tank soles on them, you know what kind of boots these are," and shared that she has been wearing her Ruggero boots for over seven years without any care, even using them for hiking and wearing them through rain and snow.
Immanent is a deep dark brown that shifts toward grey depending on how the light hits it.
The dyeing process incorporates oils into the leather, giving it a supple feel from the very beginning, compared to the natural finish.
Current models come with a dedicated Guidi Rosellini care cream, so you can simply use that for maintenance.
Also, over long periods of wear, the leather laces may eventually break. However, if this happens within one year of purchase, replacement laces can be ordered free of charge as part of our after-sales service (shipping from Italy billed separately; from the second year, replacements are paid).
In addition, fabric laces are included, so you can swap them in to suit your preference, or wear the shoes with them while waiting for replacement leather laces to arrive.
Timeless design — and that’s what I wanted.
The construction is Goodyear welted, allowing for sole replacement and making these boots a piece you can live with for 10 or even 20 years.
While it’s common to use cork between the insole and outsole, Guidi Rosellini uses leather instead, reflecting their dedication as leather specialists. This choice means that over time, the leather in the sole will mold to the shape of your foot, creating a personalized fit.
The last is shared between the Morosino and Ruggero models, using an original shape not found in the main Guidi line.
Not only does it pair effortlessly with darker tones such as black, it also works exceptionally well with denim—almost without saying.
Its versatility allows it to adapt to a wide range of styles, which naturally leads to frequent wear.
With time, creases, scratches, and stains only add to its character, deepening its appeal through aging.
Beyond that, its design remains timeless—unchanged in its essence since the days when Guidi was producing work boots, and still compelling to wear today.
Even as personal style evolves, it is a piece that continues to find its place.
Having worn mine for over a decade, I can say this from experience.
And I have every intention of continuing to wear them for many years to come.
