Boots FAQ's
1. What is the difference between ankle boots and chelsea boots?
An ankle boot refers to any style of boot that covers the ankle bone. A chelsea boot, on the other hand, refers to a snug-fitting boot design, with stretch panels on the side that allow you to pull them on easily.
While some chelsea boots can also be ankle boots, not all ankle boots are chelsea boots. Ankle boots can comprise various styles, such as lace-ups, zippers, chelsea boots, combat boots, etc.
2. Why are leather boots good?
Leather, in general, is celebrated for its durability and classic appeal. Unlike other fabrics, leather ages well over time, making it the ideal staple for your wardrobe.
3. Can leather boots stretch?
Leather is a natural material that can soften and mould to your foot over time. That being said, it won’t necessarily stretch to the point where it no longer fits you. Instead, it stretches slightly to better accommodate the shape of your foot. The amount of stretch also fully depends on the grain of leather.
4. What makes a boot a hiking boot?
Hiking requires specific gear and safety measures to prevent injuries on trails. Hiking boots should comprise grippy soles, a tough exterior to prevent sharp rocks or sticks from piercing through, ankle support, padded collars for enhanced comfort, and a secure lacing system. Its features need to ensure that hiking can be done comfortably and safely.
