5 Manitobah Mukluks reviews. Dolly85 says: I always wanted a pair of these, I am Canadian and love supporting Canadian businesses! A free inside look at company reviews and salaries posted anonymously by employees. I finally got a pair for my birthday and I was beyond exited! This is a Canadian company which produces many of their boots in Winnipeg and works to support the Aboriginal communities. My winter boots are a snakeskin-print pair of Sorels! They’re small enough that I don’t feel like I’m wearing these huge bulky snowboarding boots  (like the rest of their winter boots) and are pretty convenient to put on and take off. It's pretty crazy, I notice that even higher end department stores stores carry them, I'm pretty sure it's the only regular winter boots that they carry.Snake-skin sounds so cool, I've never seen that design before!They seem so comfy and warm! For reference I think mine are around 14.5″-15″. They had such a great promotion going on (and I believe it is still going on/ I’m also not affiliated with them in any shape or form I’m just really happy about my purchase) and are a local Canadian store which I believe is located in Collingwood. It’s a great company story if you ask me!

Reviews from Manitobah Mukluks employees about Manitobah Mukluks culture, salaries, benefits, work-life balance, management, job security, and more. Are you sure you want to replace it?Are you sure you want to remove this review from being featured for targeted profile?Glassdoor has 6 Manitobah Mukluks reviews submitted anonymously by Manitobah Mukluks employees. I have a pair of these that I bought a couple of winters ago and they're amazing! Posted on February 18, 2015 August 9, 2018 by admin. I've been trying to avoid walking through too much snow to avoid salt stains, I hear they stain pretty easily.In the last week, we had an extreme weather warning due to temperatures ranging from -20 to -30 degrees. Glassdoor will not work properly unless browser cookie support is enabled.Your trust is our top concern, so companies can't alter or remove reviews.I worked at Manitobah Mukluks full-time for less than a yearretail demands to inconsistent and pay scale was very low.I worked at Manitobah Mukluks for less than a yearSupportive, open to suggestions for improvement, doesn't micromanage, challenging environment with opportunity for personal growth.seasonal contract work, still working kinks out for the massive growth of the company yet only seasonal growth.Fakes an interest in the "Indigenous"community, toxic work place with inexperienced management, patriarchal systems with no intent to work on decolonizing, greedy CEO as they buy new vehicles (a Tesla) for his family and pays barely above minimum wage to employees, tolkienizes Indigenous employees, HR is run with heavy politics and very little understanding of how Indigenous peoples systems are run, white saviour attitude, hires and keeps on people who self-identify as Indigenous but do not need proof and have not worked within Indigenous structure or companies or cultures, management dumps rather than delegates, marketing/management teams works to mislead customers and employees and mishandle the process all the way from the begining of the supply chain to end, condescending and rude top management with toxic and broken non-Indigenous people, poor execution of hiring and employee contracts, poor pay.Very seasonal (super busy in winter, dead in summer), somewhat disorganized - growing painsAppears to be a noble effort for community service endeavors. Appears like a clean well organized work place until...To be determined. As an Indigenous-owned company, our vision is to build a vibrant, global brand that makes a significant impact in Indigenous communities. It was So I was originally planning to purchase them from The next day, after ordering, I must have stumbled onto That being said, I highly recommend Becker Shoes. We’ve created this limited edition Solstice mukluk to celebrate our journey and the transition into our favourite season: winter. Read employee reviews and ratings on Glassdoor to decide if Manitobah Mukluks is right for you.Copyright © 2008–2020, Glassdoor, Inc. "Glassdoor" and logo are registered trademarks of Glassdoor, Inc.There are currently no benefit reviews for this company. In the last week, we had an extreme weather warning due to temperatures ranging from -20 to -30 degrees. My feet are FREEZING right now, I'd love to get my feet into these, they look so comfortable.These are so cute! Read honest and unbiased product reviews from our users.

'Mukluk' is an Indigenous word for 'winter boot'. They were 160 plus taxes and cosco gets them befor… That’s why you’ll reach for this beauty—rated to -32C—all winter long. Our ancestors created these traditional mukluks boots thousands of years ago out of natural hides and fur. xxSorels are pretty great!

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