Boots

Monkey boots are actually inspired by sneakers and are therefore a relatively casual way to wear boots.

Derby boots are a very common type of boot that is often worn in autumn and winter. Thanks to the open lacing, the boot adapts quite well to your foot and therefore has a high chance of fitting securely - even if the fit isn’t perfect.

If you like boots but they’re too much of a hassle to put on, then chukka boots might be for you. They’re a very good compromise between a boot and a low shoe, and they’re very comfortable and versatile.

Chelsea boots are fairly well-known ankle boots that are very practical to put on and take off. Depending on the color and upper leather, you can also use them very versatilely and cover many use cases with a single pair.

In the past, boots were the real shoes. Because they cover more of the leg and foot than low shoes, they are particularly interesting in terms of shape and the amount of leather. This way, boots give you a maximum of shoe.

Boots can be a hassle to put on and awkward to lace up. With low shoes, both are usually easier. But if you still want shoes with more shaft coverage and also the simplicity of low shoes, then ankle boots can be perfect for you.