In the early part of the century, During the First World War, British officers wore calflength riding boots
 while the lower ranks wore
ankle length lace-up. men also wore high derby boots which laced up the front. They were also remarkably similar to women's lace up boots of the same period and continued to be popular into the 1930s. There were boots with elastic sides too, but they temporarily went out of fashion in the 1920s. In the last quarter of the century Oxfords and Derbys were the most popular practical lace-ups, and from about 1905 the brogued shoe came into more general use.
Men's Casual Lace Up Boots |
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Sophisticated square toe lace-up ankle boot. Smooth leather upper. Leather lining and sole. Adjustable lacing system for a comfortable fit. A dressy casual approach to comfort. Formal Lace-up Boots.
Man Dress Lace Up Boots |
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 Oh so sexy and feminine lace-up mid-calf boot with lovely tailored details. Combination fabric and metallic leather upper. Zipper on instep for easy on/off. Leather sole. 10" boot shaft and 12.5" circumference. 3 3/4" heel.
Women's Casual Lace Up Boots |
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Stylish, ten-eyelet traditional non-safety rated Steel-toe boot. Trademark Dr. Martens Heel Loop. Classic Dr. Martens sole pattern and yellow stitching. Shaft height 7 inches, circumference about 10 inches. Stylish 1 ½ inch heel. World Famous Air Cushioned sole. Easy, Unisex sizing. 1 1/2" heel.
Woman Dress Lace Up Boots |
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