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Welcome to Lenny’s Shoe & Apparel! We're Vermont’s favorite locally owned retailer of quality outdoor gear. We offer top brands like Carhartt, Columbia, Keen, Merrell and New Balance, for men, women and kids. We’ve been outfitting athletes, hunters, contractors and families since 1990. Whether you’re looking for shoes, boots, outerwear, clothing or rugged workwear for your toughest jobs, you can’t beat our selection!

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Win a Lenny's Prize Pack with The Outfitter TV "Pic of the Week" January 19, 2012 On January 15th, one lucky viewer won a Lenny's prize pack with her "Pic of the Week" courtesy of The Outfitter TV Series. TracyAnn Fortin Carson won a pair of Darn Tough socks and a Lenny's camo cap for her 2011, 206 pound, 7-point buck. This was TracyAnn’s third year of hunting and her very first buck! Read more...
Lenny’s Shoe & Apparel Raises Over $5,000 for Vermont Foodbank with 2nd Annual Charity Sale January 4, 2012 Barre, VT – On Saturday, December 10, Vermonters shopped till they dropped – and raised over $5,000 to fight hunger. Read more...
Lenny’s Shoe & Apparel Donates over 300-pounds of Pet Food and Toys to the Humane Society of Chittenden County December 21, 2011 Williston, VT – Lenny’s Shoe & Apparel donated over 300 pounds of pet food and toys to the Humane Society of Chittenden County on Wednesday morning. This donation was made possible on behalf of Lenny’s generous customers. Monetary contributions were made through a cleaver coin-drop game and one lucky customer even won a Lenny’s Body Wrap! These donations translated into 240-pounds of cat litter, 26-pounds of cat food, 40-pounds of dog food, 126 cat toys, and 8 dog Kongs. Read more...
Lenny’s Shoe & Apparel Supports the Vermont Foodbank this Holiday Season November 28, 2011 Barre, VT – Lenny’s Shoe & Apparel presented the Vermont Foodbank with an $807 donation on behalf of its staff and customers. The donation was part of an in-store promotion called “Dimes for No Bags.” Each time a customer didn’t take a plastic shopping bag, Lenny’s deposited a dime into a collection jar. Customers also added their own spare change and cash. The result was a $807 donation to the Vermont Foodbank, which translates to nearly 5,000 meals to Vermonters in need of food assistance. Read more...
Lenny’s Shoe & Apparel Distributes Vouchers for New Shoes and Boots to Flood Victims November 22, 2011 BARRE, VT – In an effort to aid Vermonters affected by the flooding that devastated many communities in our state, local retailer Lenny’s Shoe and Apparel has partnered with RSVP and the Central VT Long Term Recovery Committee to offer vouchers for the purchase of shoes and boots to those most affected by this unfortunate disaster. Read more...
Stuff-A-Truck Celebrates 10 Years of Neighbors Helping Neighbors with 16.25 Tons of Food Collected and $10,000 in Cash Donations November 21, 2011 Barre, VT- November 21, 2010. It’s a busy day at the Central Vermont Salvation Army Emergency Food Shelf on Keith Avenue in Barre. Captain’s Kim and Travis Delong begin the daunting task of unloading, sorting and organizing Stuff-A-Truck donations onto the shelves in the basement of the Barre Salvation Army Corps. building. Read more...
Businesses Partner to Provide Socks and Support to Vermont’s Homeless October 19, 2011 BARRE, VT – Lenny’s Shoe & Apparel, Darn Tough Vermont and Smartwool teamed up to donate 800 pairs of socks and $2,900 to representatives from local homeless and temporary shelters. The donations are the result of a joint effort between the three businesses to help provide warm, Merino wool socks and much-needed support to Vermont’s homeless population in preparation for the state’s colder months. Read more...
Lenny’s Shoe & Apparel Distributes Carhartt Clothing to Flood Victims October, 8 2011 BARRE, VT – In an effort to aid recent flood victims in Vermont, Lenny’s Shoe & Apparel partnered with Carhartt, America’s premium work wear brand since 1889, to donate more than 900 boxes of clothing to the local community. Read more...