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Reliable winter boots should be a staple of everybody’s wardrobe. With the unpredictability of the Great British winter, having footwear that can withstand everything from torrential rain to icy snow showers is essential. However, with so many styles, materials, and sizes to choose from, selecting the best pair for you is not always easy.
In this blog, we’ll explain everything you need to know when it comes to choosing the right pair of winter boots. We look at what characteristics make good cold-weather footwear, as well as running through the five key things you need to consider before making your choice.
Good winter boots are simply those that are able to meet the demands you will put on them. This is to say, before selecting your winter footwear, it is important to think about what you will be using them for. If, for example, you enjoy outdoor activity and the boots will have to withstand the wear and tear that comes with winter hiking, sturdy walking boots may be the only option. On the other hand, if you are simply looking for casual winter footwear, capable of keeping your feet warm and preventing slips and trips, fashionable leather Chelsea boots may fit the bill.
In this sense, ‘a good winter boot’ is simply one that best fits your lifestyle. That being said, no matter what demands you place on your footwear, there are a number of things you should always consider before making a purchase.
Put simply, no. Although winter boots are occasionally designed slightly larger to accommodate thick woollen socks, as a rule, you should always purchase your usual size when buying winter boots. A properly sized winter boot should provide a snug and supportive fit that also allows for a thick sock to be worn underneath.
If you have any doubts about sizing, always consult a brand’s sizing guide before making a final purchase.
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