#waterproof-footwear

#waterproof-footwear

What was originally a modest workwear boot conceptualized in the 1960s quickly became a symbol of rebellion and self expression when The Who's Pete Townshend started sporting them everywhere. In the decades since, Dr. Martens (call them Doc Martens or Docs, if you'd like) were adopted by pretty much every alternative youth culture in Britain (like punks, goths, and later grunge in the '90s). Now, you can see them pretty much everywhere, on edgy eighth-graders and professional adults alike.

Sorel Buxton Lace Waterproof Boot Sorel makes some of the most dependable boots on the market, and these workwear-inspired pair is a solid pick for winter. Baffin Baffin YUKON Boots These insulated, waterproof snow boots are a solid option for winter that would work in the elements or just walking around the city. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below ALEADER Waterproof Snow Boots We like the sleek look of these all-black snow boots, which feature a drawstring closure to protect your feet from snow

Trends come and go, but it's the lasting styles that are the ones most worth investing in if your goal is to build a timeless wardrobe. For the fall and winter, Chelsea boots are one of those classic looks that never seems to lose their wearability, so if you're working to make your packing list resistant to passing fads, you're in the right place.