A 101 Guide To Pair Boots This Season

 


More than just for walking trails and conquering glacial mountain tops, the boot has come a long way from the isolate realms of the great outdoors. Learning the heel-to-toe benefits of wearing the designer boot is essential: its cross-purpose benefits and how it sits functionally in both your off-duty and formal wardrobe. Just a men’s dress boot, you ask? Let’s take a critical look at the humble piece of footwear and the many roles it can play.

Chelsea Boots

Of all of the boots, the Chelsea’s clean lines, smooth finish and lack of distracting detail make it the most refined for suits at the workplace. Follow The Beatles cue and sport with Wall Street-look pin stripes or a suede leather bomber and jeans which ride just as well for the weekend. Rocker style Chelseas are currently offered from Givenchy and Dior.

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Brogue Boots

The timeless brown brogue as a shoe has found its place in the office – taken it’s not too chunky and tucked snug under slim wool trousers. Opt for a sharp black boot with cuffed camel chinos for a casual look and tweed blazer to gentrify the look. Some key brands include Mark McNairy, Hudson and Berwick.

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Derby Boots

The casual, hardware look of the derby (remember: open lace front panels when tied up) make it a more clumsy choice for suiting. So avoid it for super corporate looks. Derby boots work well with chunky look wool trousers or smooth khaki chinos and are in their rugged element with outdoor-look cottons and linen, rolled up at the hem. For a Nick Wooster-inspired look, pair with a patchwork blazer, plain tee and tailored shorts, for a show-them-off street vibe.

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