Winter is coming!! According to Accuweather and The Farmer’s Almanac, this winter is supposed to be super harsh for the Midwest and East Coast…..which means that one of the main keys to staying warm is starting with a thin layer! My favorites are the smartwool crewneck tee and mid 250 bottoms ~ they are thin, lay flat and are the right length to avoid bulking up!! BOOM!
Here are all the characteristics that make a boot both a “dress boot” and a useful piece of cold-weather gear: Insulation from the ground (thick, multilayered soles) Inner insulation (warm lining, padding, etc.) – think moisture-wicking, traps heat in, and consider the thickness of the lining Waterproofing Wind/air resistance (non-porous material) Sole traction – leather soles are nice but rubber outsoles are the only answer Upper-ankle height or greater – ankle-height is more common; laced boots are generally considered dressiest,
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