Polar Boot Womens Thermal Warm Winter Snow Rain Waterproof Knee High Boots

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Our range of high-leg boots are designed to keep your feet cosy in even the most inclement weather. With everything from fleece-lined, long boots to those with a double-cushioned sole for greater comfort when walking or riding, you’re guaranteed to find the perfect fit for your feet, style and budget. Our selection also includes a range of wide-calf boots, as well as designs incorporating elasticated and drawstring gussets to ensure your boots fit like a glove - making them the comfiest pair of boots you’ve ever worn. Clean them regularly using a small, soft brush or cloth to wipe away any dirt before using a liquid leather cleaner to go deeper into the grain. Allow them to dry away from heat sources, which can damage the leather and reduce its longevity. From courtyard to country, hiking path to high street, our selection of horse riding boots are a versatile addition to any equestrian or walking wardrobe. Available in a selection of low and flat heels, these knee- and calf-high leather boots are designed to be both comfortable and waterproof or water repellent - and will look stylish on your feet, whatever the occasion. And yet, with all the different styles and trends at play today—including wide-ranging options for toe shapes, heel heights, and materials—finding the perfect pair can seem overwhelming. That's why we researched the best knee-high boots for you.

Material: These days, boots can be made from a variety of materials, ranging from leather to vegan leather to rubber. Choosing the right material depends on your personal preference as well as your functional needs. As with the Stuart Weitzman Yuliana 60 Knee High Boot, smooth leather is a go-to choice for its versatile look and durability. But you can also find vegan leather options that look and feel similar and that better align with your ethos. As with the Larroudé Kate Suede Boot, suede offers a softer look, but it can be harder to keep clean, especially when in lighter colors . For a fiercer look, opt for croc or snakeskin-embossed (vegan) leather. If you’re looking for a boot that can withstand rain or snow, consider rubber options or leather that’s been treated to be waterproof, like Sorel Joan of Arc Winter Boot. Nine months out of the year, knee-high boots are your best friend. They keep you warm and protected from the elements in the coldest months, and when spring and fall roll around, they help you transition between seasons as you pair them with lighter pieces. No matter what you wear, the structure of a knee-high boot gives your outfit an instant edge. Emily Cieslakis an associate commerce editor and has written about fashion for other publications like InStyle, Brides, and Real Simple. While living in London and New York City, knee-high boots were her footwear of choice, keeping her warm and stylish while she explored the cities on foot. Designed to withstand wet and dirty conditions, your new leather boots will need attention to keep them in tip top condition - and ensure they live a long and happy life on your feet.Depending on the boot and your outfit, you might find the shaft slipping down as you wear it throughout the day. Thankfully, there are some simple ways to keep your boots up. While waterproof and water-resistant boots will both offer some protection against rain, they’re not created equally. Waterproof materials are completely impermeable and impenetrable, while water-resistant boots might allow some moisture to seep in after prolonged exposure to water. Toe Shape: Square, round, almond, pointed—oh my! Today’s toe shape options are endless. Almond and round are the most common and versatile toe shapes. Square-toe offers a vintage look and is quite trendy this fall. Pointed-toe boots like the Totême Riding Boot create a sexy look and are great for going out. For petite individuals, petite style expert Chi Li recommends the pointed toe. “They are the best to elongate [the] legs. The second best is a rounded toe. These can be more comfortable for those of us who are not used to a pointy toe,” she says.