Wearing boots can be very tricky, this article provides tips on what looks and how best to rock men’s boots. First of all, there are different types of boots ranging from the;
The Chelsea Boot (aka Dealer Boots)
Characterized by ankle-high height, a close fit and, most notably, no laces. Instead, the Chelsea boot employs an elastic panel known as goring, which allows the shoe to stretch when taking it on or off. It rose to fame in the early 60s.
The Chukka Boot (aka Turf Boots or Bucks)
Like the Chelsea, the chukka is also known for hovering in the ankle area. But the similarities end there. This boot popped up in the 1940s with two to three eyelets of lacing and is often outfitted in suede.
The Cowboy Boot (aka Western Boots)
They’re exactly as you imagine: A tall boot shaft at least above the middle of the calf, no laces and a heel of about two inches (known by footwear aficionados as a Cuban heel). Although similar riding boots have been part of an equestrian lifestyle for centuries, it wasn’t until the 1860s that decorative hallmarks like an angled heel and top stitching came into existence.
The Military Boot (aka Combat Boots)
As you might expect, boots made for the military are designed with one goal in mind: to shield you from an unfriendly environment. As a result, combat boots run the gamut from ankle-high to under-the-knee, and are typically made from technical materials like waterproof leather, Gore-Tex and rubber. The first boots for battle were worn by the Assyrian army as early as 1000 BC. The military boot gave birth to the modern day boots in Timberlands, High tops etc.
HOW TO ROCK THEM BOOTS
Modern day fashion sense gives you the head up to always keep your boots clear at all time seen, with a not too tight and not too bogus pant on tucked in or out.
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