As a woman, I have chukka boots and Chelsea boots. I love wearing them in the Fall, but my chukka's have the crepe sole, so as desert boots, I do sneak them on in the Spring and Summer. Great video! I can always tell who's feet I am looking at. Nathan is especially distinct as his pants are always a little shorter than the rest of you gentlemen. All of you look fantastic in your boots! Thanks guys! Lisa
The boots I'm leaning towards are WW2 army style roughout leather boots. Easier to maintain than regular leather, rubber soles to provide traction, and proven through almost every condition known to man: water, mud, sand, snow, mountainous terrain and they look pretty good for most smart casual clothing.
Shame that buckle detail of Jodphur boots will hardly ever/never be seen but boy are they slick. I like the Balmoral as well but that is a touch out of my clothing area but the derby boot and chukka boots are just right for me. 👌🏿
Hi , I'm a boot fanatic but unfortunately in Uganda where I stay there is no fall. BUT boots are somthing that I can blend in my fashion on a weekly basis.
I'm in the market for some autumn boots. I was considering the change from shoes and trainers. Great choices, Balmoral seems to be my favourite of these.
Of all these boot styles the Chelsea boot is the most comfortable and easy to put on and off. I dread watching these laces ... Love my RM Williams, one piece leather, no side stitching.
I'm looking forward for my boot wearing, I've been getting a pair each time I can, this time of the year I mostly wear sandals, ready for them and the good pair of shoes.
here to say that bean boots are an essential boot especially for those of us up in the northeast edit: jodhpur boots are my favorite! everyone should be able to enjoy a pair. they look SO good
Do you guys have more footage? No offense, but I see this all the time 0:28 Also, I would love to hear you guys standing around during off hours, chatting about how cool your clothes are 👍🏾👍🏾
Restarting my quality boot collection.. I have Red Wing Iron Rangers, and just bought a pair of Thursday Loggers. I'm finding that I like wearing boots a lot more than shoes.
With that being said however, the camo shirt gives the impression he is about to go hide out in a forest somewhere - not fitting for the occasion. How about a pastel yellow or orange shirt with brown knit tie, for example?
I got into menswear through a character from Cowboy bebop named Spiegel. One of my favorite outfits are chelsea boots with a double breasted suit and yellow dress shirt. It's black so please forgive me.
what boots do you recommend for Winter? and also good against ice, Ive recently gotten interested in classical styles and I dont know what boots I should look for
It would be good to have several pairs to vary things up a bit. I like them all pretty much. Suede is the least practical ones here for fall/winter though. The Balmorals are perfection. The engineering boots are clumsy.
2 questions for GG or anyone else: who makes the black Chelsea boots with the blue elastic panel? And, can a cobbler put metal toe taps into a Danite sole? TYVM
For the love of god please turn down the volume of the tv static transition, its not supposed to be louder than the speaker. When its as loud as it is in this video, its incredibly jarring and awkwardly breaks up the video which is the opposite of the desired effect.
I think most garments can work on the right personality. If you have a loud-and-proud personality like that, go for it. If I were to ever wear cowboy boots, my friends would laugh at how pretentious it would be for me - a be-fragranced fop. So long as you're outgoing and down to earth enough, I think it would look just fine.
Chukkas are a lil' too rugged for me. I'd probably go with Balmoral boots, but the jodhpur boots are quite nice. I'm not all that much of a boot person, though. I only have a few pairs.
I wish I understood how to wear boots properly. They always seem to be difficult to take off and hurt my ankles. I’m fairly sure it’s something I’m doing wrong.
Sounds like they're either too small or you're lacing them too tight. Maybe you just have obscenely large ankles, I don't know. I'd make sure they're a good size.
All those boots are garbage. I own over 75 pairs of custom exotic boots. All alligator and ostrich. 3/4 welt, stacked leather heels, lemonwood pegs, Italian calf linings, kangaroo uppers, with inlayed metallic calf initials. Top notch.
They also have matching exotic inlays on uppers, collars, and earpulls. I would humbly say that they are by far the best looking and highest quality product anywhere. I find that the ostrich is more comfortable, but my two tone alligator boots are the most striking. I personally hand pick the skins, and they are perfect mirror matched in patterns, one skin per boot, 34 centimeters in width at center.
I also have very rare pairs made from large skins that are cut from the neck area. It takes 2 identical skins with no scars or damage. The size of the skins needed to obtain this cut, means they are wild and not farmed. Very difficult to obtain, but this particular pattern is the most beautiful of all exotics.
