Lace your boots normally through the bottom and middle eyelets. When you get to the point of the boot where your foot flexes forward when you step, wrap the laces around each other twice like a ...

Care to venture a guess as to when that hard-wearing lace-up first ... the quarters of the boot, a small flourish borrowed by the Dr. Martens design team from an archival sketch from the ...

Combat boots have been popular for decades (Doc Martens released their iconic shoe in the 1960s), but the lace-up style is perhaps most closely associated with the grunge heyday of the 1990s.

Rather than having to fuss about, threading each lace carefully through each eyelet, speed hooks allow the wearer to simply wrap the laces around each hook. They’re especially useful for tall boots ...

The first thing you’ll notice is a new line of stitching on the quarters of the boot, a small flourish borrowed by the Dr. Martens design team from an archival sketch from the ’60s.