Waterproof Boots
More About Waterproof Boots
FAQ
Common materials include leather, synthetic textiles and rubber, with different combinations used for uppers, linings and outsoles. Construction varies by style, so check the product description for the exact materials and waterproof features rather than relying on appearance alone.
Pair them with straight-leg trousers, jeans or hiking pants for a practical everyday outfit. Add a fleece or casual jacket to suit your plans. Neutral colours are easy to coordinate, while contrasting socks can add a personal touch.
Follow the manufacturer's care instructions for the materials. Start by removing loose dirt with a soft brush, then use an approved cleaning method. Clean the laces separately if directed, and avoid applying cleaners or treatments that are not recommended for your footwear.
Clean and dry them according to their care instructions before storage. Keep them in a dry, ventilated spot away from direct heat and sunlight. Leave space around each pair, and avoid stacking heavy gear on top of the uppers.
Remove loose dirt and let your footwear dry before packing. Use a separate footwear bag or compartment to keep soles apart from clothing. Place the pair near the bottom of your duffel, with smaller items arranged around them to make use of space.