The modern “thick-soled boots” are now available in a wide range of variations, including models with a masculine and rugged atmosphere, as well as designs favored by gals that symbolize Y2K fashion. In this issue, we focus on “men’s thick-soled boots,” and introduce their charm, techniques for successful coordination, and men’s coordination from overseas as a reference!
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About the Appeal of Thick-Soled Boots
Thick-soled shoes, including boots, are attractive because they “enhance height,” but thick-soled boots in particular have the advantage of balancing the upper body with voluminous winter outerwear and thick clothes. Moreover, they go well with full-length wide pants and baggy jeans, which are popular with both men and women, and give a great sense of presence without being overshadowed by the silhouette of the loose-fitting bottoms, thus enhancing the style of the wearer.
Of course, depending on your choice, it can be worn with biker, rock, mode, street, work, military, western, trekking… It is also perfect for building various styles such as biker, rock, mode, street, work, military, western, trekking, and so on. You can wear them with a suit or jackets as a dress up, or add a bit of martial spirit to a casual outfit. The wide range of style options, including lace-ups, no laces, and mountaineering shoes, is another major attraction of thick-soled boots.
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How to make a thick-soled boot coordination stylish?
To express a stylish coordinate with thick-soled boots, it is important to find the silhouette and length of bottoms that balance well with the boots. When wearing thick-soled boots, it is easy to achieve a good balance by setting a shorter length for bottoms with a narrow hem width and a longer length for bottoms with a wide hem width. If the bottoms are halfway in length and look too short, they are likely to look tacky, so be careful.
Examples of Men’s Codes Using Thick-Soled Boots
Cordage 1: “Thick-soled boots add an accent of presence to the feet of a long coat cord!
The long length of a long coat almost always determines the impression of style. While it can be worn elegantly and stylishly, it is known as an outerwear item that is difficult to arrange in style by combining items. One of the few effective ways to rearrange the coat style is to use thick-soled boots. Gabriele Pasini has added a twist by changing the color of the laces on the left and right side, creating a long coat full of individuality.
AMI Paris Lace-up Boots
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Cord 2: “Choose thick-soled boots that won’t lose out to the presence of the coat and adjust the overall balance of the coordinate.
A plaid stainless-steel collared coat with a denim jacket insert creates a fashionable layered outerwear style. The patterned coat and the denim jacket in indigo blue are a strong statement, and to keep the upper body from being overwhelmed, thick-soled boots with high heels are used on the feet to adjust the balance.
Marsèll Zuccone Boots
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Cord #3: “Tough-looking thick-soled boots add a sense of martial spirit to the feet of a beautifully put together winter men’s coordinate.
The coat, shirt, turtleneck knit, and slim-fit trousers combine to create a beautiful winter outfit. Tough-looking, thick-soled boots add a rugged look to the feet and raise the level of masculinity.
Coordinate ④ “Winter coordinate of oversized duffle coat with side gore thick-soled boots to balance the silhouette.
An oversized beige duffle coat with dropped shoulders and a large checkered pattern is coordinated with beige ribbed pants with side stripes and black thick-soled boots with side gores. The balance is adjusted with lug-soled thick-soled boots to keep up with the relaxed silhouette of the duffle coat, and the slim ribbed hem pants, which function as a joint between the coat and the thick-soled boots, give the outfit a crisp look. Thick-soled Chelsea boots of this type, which can be worn with a wide range of outfits from dress to casual, will surely allow you to enjoy a variety of styling options.
A-COLD-WALL* thick-soled boots
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Coordinate 5: “High-brand side gore thick-soled boots inject a sense of mode into the feet of a winter men’s coordinate.
An ivory crew-neck sweater and white pants form a clean axis, while a gray double-maxi coat adds an elegant touch. A deep pink knit hat adds a pop of color, while Gucci brown chunky-soled Chelsea boots add a touch of modesty to the footwear. To balance out a long coat like the one in this snapshot, a pair of thick boots with a chunky sole like these would be perfect.
GUCCI Thick-soled Boots
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Coordinate ⑥ “A large checkered long coat is well balanced with thick-soled boots that don’t make you look slender.
The luxurious cashmere mohair material of this brown long coat with a large checkered pattern, a gray turtleneck sweater with a distinctive knitted fabric, navy tapered jeans, and black thick-soled boots. The long coat has a strong presence, and it is a good idea to balance it out with thick-soled boots that do not look too slender on the feet. The length of the jeans, rolled up to show off the form of the thick-soled boots, is also a good choice.
Tod’s Thick-Soled Boots
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Coordinate 7: “A cool all-black outfit with a twist of lace-up thick-soled boots and sarouel pants.
This cool all-black outfit combines a cafe racer-style leather blouson, a turtleneck sweater with a richly expressive knitted fabric, sarouel pants with plenty of room around the waist, and lace-up thick-soled boots. To accentuate the stylish form of the thick-soled boots, the hem of the pants is rolled up at the top of the boots, creating a clean look on the feet without creating tamaris on the boots. The look is fresh and fresh, with an intonation that is neither too mode nor too military.
GIUSEPPE ZANOTTI Thick-soled boots
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Coordinate #8: “Combine thick-soled black boots with navy flared slacks that have a slit at the hem to achieve both a rugged and noble look.
This gentleman is wearing a navy crew-neck sweater with a white shirt collar peeking out over a well-designed navy P-coat, navy flared slacks with a slit at the hem, and thick-soled black boots. The navy flared slacks with a slit so that the form of the severe thick-soled boots does not ruin the silhouette of the P-coat and the noble impression of the knit, while the sturdy lug soles of the thick-soled boots add a sense of military bearing to the feet. Flared pants with a slit at the hem do not need to be rolled up, and the combination with thick-soled boots is nothing short of smart.
Marsèll Thick-Soled Boots
