2.7K views · 37 reactions | Join TreadRight's People Ambassador Sarain Fox, as she delves into the history of indigenous art and design in Canada, and meets with Roberta Anderson, Cree Elder and teacher at the indigenous-owned Manitobah Mukluks Storyboot School. A long-time partner of TreadRight this non-profit project is dedicated to teaching the art of mukluk and moccasin making, and preserving it for future generations. | Trafalgar Travel | Facebook

5.7K views · 195 reactions | Pair our Mukluk boots with your winter uniform for a fresh cold weather look https://fitflop.co/mukluk-chestnut | FitFlop | Facebook

Mukluks are traditional boots worn by indigenous Arctic people around the world. Their successful design allows airflow, which prevents perspiration from causing frostbite in extremely cold conditions. Mukluks are very versatile though and can be worn to sneak up on seals while hunting, for traditional dances, and for formal occasions like weddings. The process of sewing mukluks has become less common in recent years, but Mary Lou Sours with Inupiaq Custom Mary Designs is working to change that