An Essential Men’s Boot Guide

A smart-casual staple with timeless appeal. Chelsea boots are slim-fitting around the ankle, and have stretchy side gussets that mean they’re comfortable and easy to slip on and off.

When it comes to perfecting a laid-back vibe, wear a rugged suede pair with jeans and a sweatshirt. For a sartorial slant, a traditional leather-upper option is both sleek and sophisticated—team them with trousers to the office, or with a tailored suit to an event that requires a little more polish.

A.K.A Chukkas—or rather, a form thereof. Comfortable and casually cool, these wardrobe classics are characterised by two or three sets of eyelets and generally feature a (faux) suede upper and soft, lightweight soles.

 

With a notably relaxed aesthetic, desert boots work best with casual outfits. Show them off with cuffed jeans or trousers. For a dressier take, wear them with chinos and even an unstructured suit.

Stomp it military style in a pair of heavy-duty lace ups that are not just hard-wearing and comfortable, but stylish and versatile too. Great for outdoors, combat boots are distinguished by their chunky rubber soles and overall tough appearance.

Maximise them with turn-up bottoms, and complete the look with a graphic T-shirt and a denim trucker jacket. For an elevated look, wear them with trousers, a collared shirt and a longer-length coat.

Oxford boots, derby boots, brogue and wingtip boots—these heritage styles are the most occasion-ready of the lot.

Make them a part of your contemporary line-up with modern slim-fit separates that give them a trend-led edge.

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