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Oboz Relocates to New, Larger Headquarters

Posted: 05/12/2008 In Category: Outdoor Manufacturer
Posted By: Elizabeth Turner

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Oboz—the new outdoor footwear brand that arrived at retailers this spring—has relocated to a new headquarters in Bozeman, Montana.

The larger offices are located in downtown Bozeman, one block off the town’s historic Main Street. The Oboz offices are in a building that dates from 1909, and which was once used by Schnee’s (www.schnees.com) as a cobbler shop. Schnee’s is a footwear retailer known for its commitment to selection, service, quality and its made-in-Montana pac boots. Schnee's sells the new line of Oboz trail shoes.

“Schnee’s is one of the best shoe stores I’ve ever seen,” said Oboz founder John Connelly. “It must be serendipity that Oboz will operate and grow from the same place that Schnee’s once occupied.”

Effective May 12, 2008, Oboz will be headquartered at:
411 W. Mendenhall
Bozeman, Montana 59715

Phone, fax and e-mail contact remains the same, as follows:

Phone: (406) 522-0319
Fax: (406) 586-9391
e-mail: info@obozfootwear.com

US mail can be directed to:
PO Box 11365
Bozeman, Montana 59719-1365

About Oboz
Oboz is a new outdoor footwear brand inspired by the wild environs ‘outside Bozeman,’ Montana – spanning the region from Bozeman to Jackson, Wyoming. It is there that Oboz is found—a place for play and work, and a state of mind that has the deepest respect for the area’s rich natural heritage. Oboz shoes—which arrived in stores in February 2008—are designed to have meaningful innovation, solid performance and recognizable quality.

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