There are pros and cons to the summer boot style. If you’re going to coordinate your look with boots, you’ll want to keep in mind what you need to keep in mind. In this issue, we focus on the summer boot situation and introduce some points to keep an eye on and some examples of how to wear them!
Suponsered by
Is it right to wear boots in summer? No?
Whether or not it is appropriate to wear boots in summer depends on personal preferences and tolerance to the heat, but I would venture to say that it is possible, depending on the material and design. For example, if you are going to wear boots in the summer, we recommend that they be made of suede. It is said that suede shoes are often worn in desert areas because of the leather’s characteristic breathability. As proof of this, suede shoes called “desert boots,” as typified by Clarks, were originally worn by the British Army for desert operations because of their breathability.
The height of the cut should also be noted. Boots that are high enough to cover the calf, such as engineer boots and Pecos boots, are simply not suitable for the intense summer heat, as they have a large area to trap heat.
As a general guideline for boots to wear in the summer, it is better to keep them to short boots, about ankle length. If the boots are shorter in length, there will be no problem even if you choose a material other than suede.
If you want to know more about the different types of boots, check out the following articles:
