What are the most popular & stylish men's boots in 2022?

Since their invention men’s boots have held a permanent place in most wardrobes. They are rugged, protect you during inclement weather and let’s be honest…look extraordinarily cool. But fashion changes and is constantly updated, so how does this mainstay of men’s fashion look in 2022?

This short guide will walk through the latest fashion trends we are expecting to see when the weather starts to cool off.

Chelsea Boots Everywhere

Chelsea Boots Everywhere

Chelsea boots are a huge fashion trend this year. Although Chelsea boots haven’t ever really been out of fashion, their popularity in the ’10s did wane slightly after being extremely popular in the late ‘90s and ‘00s. But trends recently have been borrowing heavily from both those decades and the Chelsea boot has come back with vengeance. Its minimal design and utilitarian look lends itself to a multitude of styles and looks.

Timbs or Timberlands

Timbs or Timberlands

Again riding the wave of 90s throwback fashions - ubiquitous yellow Timbs or Timberlands boots have recently experienced a resurgence. Honestly, styling these rugged, high-quality boots are a piece of cake, since they are worn exactly as they were back in the 90s. Combine them with oversized jeans, denim overalls and bold graphic tees.

Desert or Chukka Boots

Desert or Chukka Boots

Another type of boot that has been in fashion more than out of fashion in the past few decades, Chukka boots or their variant desert boots are in vogue once again. They’re a great casual boot that can be combined both with jeans, and trousers. Not only do they look great, they’re also super comfortable.

Never out of fashion - Doc Martens

Never out of fashion - Doc Martens

Since the British Mods adopted Doc Martens as their go-to footwear in the 60’s these high cut boots have never been out of fashion. Hippies wore them in 70s with custom painted flowers, in the 80s both hair-metal fans and punks adopted them as their fav footwear, in the 90s grunge fans gaffer taped and scuffed them beyond recognition. In the 00’s and ‘10s people wore them religiously but casually with skinny jeans and straight-legged trousers.

So when in doubt, Doc Martens from brandhousedirect.com.au is the way to go.