These are my initial thoughts on the Myrqvist Duved boots after 10 days of wear. They’re a sleek, modern take on classic hiking boots. The taupe waxed suede colorway is versatile, the water-repellent upper keeps your feet warm and dry in winter, and the rubber-based sole is surprisingly comfortable from day one.

Hiking boots have evolved over 40,000 years from simple protective footwear to modern heritage and lifestyle boots. Learn how they developed over time, the differences between European and American styles, and their influence on workwear and menswear.

A few cold winter weeks reminded me why classic hiking boots are such great designs. So here’s my list of the best quality options available today.

If your socks keep slipping down when you wear loafers, you know how annoying it can be. Switching to knee-high socks completely solved that for me - no bunching, no exposed skin, and no constant adjusting. In this article, I explain why I wear them with both tailoring and casual outfits.

Winter means swapping loafers, but which styles are the most versatile? From derbies and chukkas to chelsea and hiking boots - here’s my guide to staying warm, dry, and stylish all season, with tips on which soles and shapes make the biggest difference.

The Derby shoe we know today may have originally been designed as military footwear during the Napoleonic Wars. After nearly two centuries this shoe may not serve the same purpose as it once did, but it still plays a similar role in style.

I never thought I’d wear Belgian loafers. They seemed too slim and delicate for my taste, but I now see how they can work when designed with the right proportions. In this article, I share what made me reconsider.

Belgian loafers were first designed in the 1950s by Henri Bendel Jr. using a traditional cobbling method that gave them their slim shape and signature bow. Once only sold in New York, they became a symbol of understated elegance.

A list of the best-quality canvas sneakers from independent makers who still care about craftsmanship.

With warmer days comes the search for shoes that offer both comfort and style. While sandals are left out (for good reason), I wanted to make a list of the most versatile alternatives that fit every occasion.

A list of the best-quality boat shoe options from independent makers who still care about craftsmanship.

Boat shoes, deck shoes, or city moccasins? Each offers a unique summer style. Here’s a guide to how they differ, how to wear them, and why I’ve come around to liking this relaxed footwear.

Boat shoes, invented almost 100 years ago by Paul Sperry, were designed to prevent slipping on boat decks. Originally made with rubber soles, they became popular for both style and function, turning into a timeless classic.

Spring is the most enjoyable season for footwear because you can wear basically all styles, as the weather can drastically change from really cold to super warm in a matter of a day or two.

When we’re talking about casual style, the answer is much more complex than a simple yes or no. It depends on the number of layers, colors and fabrics you’re wearing.

Originally designed for walking the rocky terrain of the Alps, Tyrolean shoes are known for their comfort, durability, and distinctive moccasin stitching.