In men’s fashion, boots and boots are classically considered worker’s shoes. They were and are typically worn in craft, on rough terrain or as a safety guard when working with heavy objects. Her more elegant counterpart are men’s lace-up shoes. The Men’s boots & Boots are different from the low shoes primarily by the height of their shank, so the upper part from the ankle attachment. If this is about 80% of the shoe length, you can call it as such. To make putting them on as easy as possible, there are different options:
- Lace-up boots with laces and hooks (Argraffen)
- Slip boot with elastic insert or zipper
- High shoes with clasps or buckles
Furthermore, men’s boots and boots are classified and sometimes even named after shaft length, purpose, material and sometimes sectional shapes. Examples include the following models:
- High boots
- riding boots
- Stulpenstiefel, represented rather in the ladies’ fashion
- rubber boots
Boots & Boots – Classic of men’s shoes
Over time, some classics of Boots & Boots have emerged. For men, for example, is the Chelsea boot, an elegant men’s shoe, which is characterized by its inserted, elastic rubber band. He can also be worn to a modern business look as the Jodhpur boots, which is characterized next to his heel, especially by its adjustable straps and the clasp. Other models that can be mentioned under the boot models, such as the George boots, the similar desert boots or of course the Western boots. There are also the original low shoe variations Derbey, Brogue, Wingtips or Cap-Toes as boot & boot model with a high shaft and self-tie. They are stylistically both as a casual shoe and as a business shoe and can be worn with men’s jeans such as suit trousers.
