BOOTS & WINTER SHOES

Choosing your autumn-winter shoes wisely

For the chilly season, start with your actual usage: city commutes, office, weekend walks. Then compare the shaft height, fastening system, and material of each model.

Chelsea, lace-up, or zip-up boots

The Chelsea boot pulls on thanks to its elasticated side panels. The Whitford burnished leather Chelsea boots, in black or brown, offer a refined take on this style. The lace-up boot allows you to adjust the fit across the instep. A side zip, like on the Harrow brogue leather boots, makes it easier to put on a high-top style.

Leather or suede for winter

Burnished leather offers a clean silhouette, easy to pair with a wool coat or dress trousers. Suede adds more texture but requires more care in wet conditions. The Sedgwick chukka boots, in brown suede with a leather lining, illustrate this more casual style.

Caring for your pairs during the season

Clean your shoes regularly with products suited to their material. After exposure to rain, let them dry naturally, away from any heat source. Then brush the suede while dry.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Chelsea and chukka boots?

Chelsea boots pull on thanks to their elasticated side panels, while chukka boots fasten with laces. Discover all the models in the Chelsea bootscollection.

Do boots keep your feet warm?

It depends on the model: some are leather-lined, others are designed as lightweight winter styles. The lining and composition are indicated on each product page.

How do I choose my winter shoe size?

Refer to the size guide and the specific information for the model. Take the thickness of your winter socks into account when making your choice.