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	Height: the lowest boots are probably Chukkas, but most have a 4-6" shaft height and are called ankle- or mid-height. Some are 8" or more and you should probably avoid them.		Height: the lowest boots are probably Chukkas, but most have a 4-6" shaft height and are called ankle- or mid-height. Some are 8" or more and you should probably avoid them.
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	Toe box: Plain-toe or cap-toe boots are the most versatile. Wingtip-toe boots are somewhat dressy, and moc-toe boots are much more casual.		Toe box: Plain-toe or cap-toe boots are the most versatile. Wingtip-toe boots are somewhat dressy, and moc-toe boots are much more casual.

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−	Boots are often less versatile than sneakers, but are just as vital to a wardrobe. Two pairs, one black & one brown, is a good start. Beeswax [[Clarks]] Desert Boots, while overplayed, can be a great casual boot. Decent brands include: Wolverine, [[Red Wing]], and Doc Martens. Some of these brands, particularly Doc Martens, have seen reduced quality in recent years as they have moved production to China and Thailand as an attempt to cut costs.	+	Boots are often less versatile than sneakers, but are just as vital to a wardrobe. Two pairs, one black & one brown, is a good start. Beeswax [[Clarks]] Desert Boots, while overplayed, can be a great casual boot. Decent brands include: Wolverine, [[Red Wing]], and Doc Martens. Some of these brands, particularly Doc Martens, have seen reduced quality in recent years as they have moved production to China and Thailand as an attempt to cut costs. The company Solovair is a great alternative to Doc Martens because it uses the same equipment, employees and leather that Doc Martens used before outsourcing their jobs. They look identical and fit similarly.

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 ===Work Boot===
-Work boots are the descendants or direct copies of the 20th century models. Any actual work boots that blue collars use today are not considered fashionable.
+Work boots are the descendants or direct copies of the 20th century models. Any actual work boots that blue collars use today are not considered fashionable. But if you work in hospitality you might want a pair, you can stand in them all day comfortably and they'll protect your feet from anything dangerous.
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−	Boots are often less versatile than sneakers, but are just as vital to a wardrobe. Two pairs, one black & one brown, is a good start. Beeswax [[Clarks]] Desert Boots, while overplayed, can be a great casual boot. Decent brands include: Wolverine, ~~Doc Martens, and~~ [[Red Wing]].	+	Boots are often less versatile than sneakers, but are just as vital to a wardrobe. Two pairs, one black & one brown, is a good start. Beeswax [[Clarks]] Desert Boots, while overplayed, can be a great casual boot. Decent brands include: Wolverine, [[Red Wing]], and Doc Martens. Some of these brands, particularly Doc Martens, have seen reduced quality in recent years as they have moved production to China and Thailand as an attempt to cut costs.

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 * Alden
-* Allen Edmunds
+* Allen Edmonds
 * Carmina
 * Crockett and Jones
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 * Chippewa
 * Japanese ones (Real McCoy, etc.)
 A couple of words about Redwing Heritage line. They cost about 250-350 $ and you get very durable boots for that price. Iron Ranger and Beckman both use last №8, so they're quite long, you can size down if you have narrow-medium feet. But if you have a wide feet, say 3E, so don't buy them, the construction of boot won't let you happily walk on this planet anymore. Iron Ranger don't favor the people with high arches, so keep that in mind. Also they don't have any heel support whatsoever, shaft of the boot goes straight from the outsole, it can make your heel slip. A cork sole do not absorb shock that well so it's hard on your joints and very slippery on ice and snow. Overall, those are boots that can take a beating, just apply some dubbin or sno-seal on them and they will  serve you for a long time, ugly and heavy. But for that money you better buy some Visvim Patrician, heh.
 ===Hiking Boot===
 ===Chukka===
 ===Chelsea===
 ===Dress===