This is basically the Chuck Taylor for bad weather. For generations, real men have been wearing Bean boots about three seasons of the year. Dads know. It’s like Ford or Levi’s. American. Bean Boots. Snow, sleet, rain, mud, manure – they keep you dry. Every few years they get cool again and come out in fresh new colors like this denim one. Which looks pretty good to us.

Wolverine’s 1000 mile boot was originally made back in 1914. It says a lot about a design, when it endures and still looks stylish nearly a hundred years later. They’ve just released the original 1000 Mile heritage collection and their styling is timeless. Goodyear welt construction, hand-rubbed finish & stacked leather heels. Proper classics.

This fall, hiking boots will be at the peak of fashion – mostly in places where there are no mountains. But, in or out of the urban wilderness, these Buttero Italian hikers will keep you ahead of the troops. With features like full grain, vegetable-tanned leather uppers, metal eyes and a real Vibram sole – Buttero’s are more than just chic, they’re classic.

Tough shoes inspired by a tough time. In the past, form followed function. Timberland’s classic boot silhouette – now available bigger & better. Respect the hard working men of the industrial revolution – every time you wear them.