The Best Boots
at Any Price
Now’s the time to find which boot best suits you
You might’ve heard (from your favorite podcaster or menswear insider) that we're in a “post sneaker world” —I see no lies in the statement. Sneakers can still be tastefully worn today, but the sneaker industry is no doubt overly saturated. People have to go through an online retailer to pay double because the bots purchase all the size runs which leaves room for other shoes to come to the forefront. Like boots. They're always accessible, offered at a range of prices, and the cost per wear will always be better than any pair of sneakers.
Maybe it's the throwback #Menswear aughts creeping back into fashion today or people leaning heavily into workwear, but I love wearing boots at the moment. Chelsea boots, chukka boots, military and hiking styles, even Western ropers—but it's up to you to decide which pair suits you best. Of course, for the colder months, a Vibram sole and Goodyear welted construction are a must for boots. They're more durable with this feature and can be re-soled after some years of wear and tear.
A decade ago, boots were worn with selvedge jeans and buffalo plaid flannels, not that there's anything wrong with that, but today's guys are putting an updated spin on it. The silhouette of pants has gone from slim tapered to straight or relaxed, and more guys are wearing proper suits with some worn-in boots thanks to all the King Ralph mood boards on social media. Whether you're looking for a new boot brand to round out your collection or want to step outside the sneaker world, we've rounded up over a dozen and some change to help make your decision easy.
The Best Men’s
Boots in 2023
A rugged handmade boot that’s cut from sturdy leather and will last for years to come.
Moto boot,
$348 by Taylor Stitch
Staker lumberjack boot,
$270 by Ecco
Iron ranger boot,
$349.99 by Red Wing
The single-piece upper eradicates water from infiltrating seams while creating a classic silhouette.
Hiker boot,
$835 by Viberg
Tirol boot,
$410 by Diemme
350 cruiser boot,
$675 by White's Boots
Built with vegetable-tanned leather for the uppers and grounded with a modern lug sole.
Discovery Chelsea boot,
$425 / $299.97 by Allen Edmonds
Bergerac boot,
$442 by Paraboot
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Jumper boot,
$315 by Morjas
Stockton roper boot,
$265 by Tecovas
Monkey boot,
$209 by Solovair
The soft suede and a Dainite sole make this shoe worth having for a lifetime.
Suede ankle boot,
$750 / $450 by Sunspel x Trickers
Dress Chelsea boot,
$214.95 by Blundstone
Db hunter boot,
$400 by Unmarked
Field boot,
$370 by Grant Stone
Moab 3 Gore-Tex boot,
$175 by Merrell x Huckberry
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Tanner crepe soled boot,
$300 by Banana Republic
Leather chukka-style
$590 RRL
Indy boot,
$649 by Alden
Camp moc III ranger boot,
$235 by Bass Weejuns
Keep em’ Clean
Lived-in boots are great, but you still have to treat them every so often. This basic leather care kit contains an assortment of care products for maintaining leather goods like mink oil, boot cream and leather conditioner to help preserve your boots.
Basic shoe care kit,Red Wing
$46.99 by