M-106-S29
The clearest New Rock shorthand: chunky black leather, metal bones, and a platform stance that reads goth before you get to the laces.
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Story & heritage
New Rock was founded by the Ortuño family in Yecla in 1978, after shoemaking in the family stretching back to 1928. The brand's official site still frames the label around chunky silhouettes, premium craftsmanship and footwear made in Spain, so the 106 family reads like a long-running house code rather than a one-off trend.
M-106-S29 is the stripped-down classic: the official product page calls it an iconic real leather ankle boot from the Metallic collection, with metallic bones for the cords and the brand's familiar heavy hardware language.
Materials & craft
The official page grounds this pair in real leather and the Metallic collection, then centers the metal bones threaded through the laces as the defining detail.
It is a platform ankle boot built to carry the brand's gothic, rocker vocabulary without softening it.
How to choose & style
Treat it as the hard-edged boot in a mostly simple outfit. Straight denim, black trousers, or a clean slip skirt let the metal hardware stay graphic without making the look costume-like.
