Men's brown boots

Many men prefer the tried and true black shoes and are afraid to experiment with their style. Quite in vain: brown men's shoes are almost as versatile as black ones.

The first thing that comes to mind at the mention of office style is, of course, a suit. The abundance of colors in the suit market and the variety of shades of brown shoes dictate the rules for their combination. So suits in black, dark gray, blue, emerald green and brown are perfect for dark brown boots. Beige and light gray suits will look good with light brown boots.

However, office fashion is not limited to suits alone. In the case when it is necessary to combine brown boots with a simpler look, you need to match them to the color of the trousers. The same rules apply here as with costumes.

Brown boots are a great addition to any casual look. When combining brown shoes with jeans, it is worth remembering the rule: the darker the jeans, the darker the boots. So light blue jeans can be safely worn with red and light brown shoes. Blue jeans go well with rich brown shades. Dark blue, gray and black jeans are best combined with dark brown boots.

A jacket is perhaps the most common type of winter clothing among men. When choosing a combination for yourself: brown boots and a jacket, you need to remember the following. Black and brown colors can not be combined categorically. Short jackets look great with elongated types of boots, while longer ones look great with boots no higher than the ankle. Of great importance is the shape of the toe of the shoe. For a jacket, it is better to choose boots with a rounded toe, this will give the image a certain balance.

A coat, in harmony with boots, can turn any man into a gentleman. It is customary to combine black, classic coats only with black shoes, but now the combination of a black coat with bitter chocolate boots is in vogue. Brown coats can be safely worn with boots one tone darker or lighter. Under a coat of gray shades, you should choose boots of a more saturated brown color.

In the case of brown boots, the shoes should always be a shade darker than the trousers.

Brown shoes are good in any situation, except for weddings and funerals. It is considered bad form to come to solemn events in non-black shoes.

A tuxedo only goes with black shoes, so don't experiment with any other pair of shoes.

The most versatile can be called classic ankle boots with lacing. These shoes can be easily worn with both jeans and a suit.

Brown Timberland boots are a great option for a cold winter. Thanks to the corrugated sole, they are very stable in icy conditions. Warm fur will not allow their owner to freeze, and the nubuck from which they are made makes them light and soft.

When buying winter brown boots, it is worth remembering that they are somewhat different in their care from classic black boots. Brown shoes are more affected by the environment. Such shoes should be treated more often with water-repellent agents, since along with water, salts are absorbed into the shoes, which are sprinkled on the sidewalks.

On black shoes, the result of such exposure is not immediately noticeable, while brown shoes quickly lose color. Mechanical damage is more noticeable on brown shoes. If on black shoes they can be hidden with a coloring cream, then for brown shoes it is quite difficult to choose such a color. In such a situation, it is better to choose a colorless cream.