Boots are a key piece during the cold months, since they warm us while giving a touch of winter to our looks.

However, how do we know that we are investing in the best pair for us? Here we bring you the main styles of men's boots, accompanied by key looks, to help you choose.

Chelsea Boots

Chelsea boots are often associated with rock-inspired looks (Hedi Slimane is one of the main culprits), but one of their hallmarks is that they are really versatile. Within the casual, they work both in looks that go more towards the smart side and those that offer a more relaxed image (see how well they look with oversized sweatshirts), as long as the pants are skinny cut. So, if in your closet there are most of them, these are the boots in which you should invest your money.

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Desert Boots

You could say that they are the equivalent of the nautical boots. If your style leans a lot towards the preppy Or directly, you consider yourself posh, adding some Desert boots to your shoe rack is an excellent decision. Combine them with straight jeans and chinos. On top, enhance his conservative character with knitted jumpers over shirts, emblematic jackets and the typical padded jackets (like the one worn by actor Tom Hiddleston).

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Brogue Boots

If you have a classic style, this type of footwear will become one of your best allies when it comes to rounding out your looks. Wearing men's feet since the beginning of the XNUMXth century –or even more–, they offer that serious image that does not clash in the least with sartorial and formal garments in general. The type of boot you need if suits predominate in your wardrobe and garments made to measure.

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Work boots

The Timberland or moccasin type are the most robust, for something they were baptized as work boots. Ideal for men with a very masculine style, in the oldest sense of the word. If your wardrobe is practical, simple and comfort prevails above all (denim jackets, flannel shirts, basic T-shirts ...), there is no better footwear for you.

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