What are the coolest color Doc Martens you have ever seen?
metallic gold http://30.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l408o0... hello kitty http://28.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l33zjj...
Where can i get doc martens cheap?
so im a big fan of doc martens, but i really want to get a new pair, like the hight ones in a neon color like pink or something.....but they are SOOO expensive!!! is there anywhere i could get them for not a lot of money? oh, and im talking about REAL doc martens, not the knock off ones...they are SO uncomfortable!
Doc martens 1460 painful?
Buying used shoes is really never a good idea. Sometimes they are broken in for the previous owners foot and that could be the reason you are having issues. It could be they were donated for the same reasons you are complaining about...Blisters on the tops of you toes are a sign they are not broken in...you may want to try to stretch them out with extra socks...best of luck!
What colours to wear with purple doc martens?
Those are super nice boots! You can wear these with jeans, sheer tights, skirts, anything really! As for your tops, maybe go with something that has a little bit of that shade of purple, and wear the boots. That would bring out that specific color, since you'd wear an item with a bit of that purple and another item that's entirely that specific shade. Here are a few ideas: http://www.polyvore.com/untitled_94/set?id=109276538 (the sheer tights are completely optional!) http://www.polyvore.com/untitled_95/set?id=109280984 I hope I could help in some way! :)
Should I get a pair of Doc Martens? Or Converse?
i've noticed that some Doc's have better arch support and foot cushioning. if you plan to do a lot of walking this may be the kind of shoe you want. some Con's have these too but if you are aiming for chuck's then your foot may pay the price personally i have several pair of chuck's and don't suffer any discomfort every foot is different.... go to the store and try them on
Can i dye my light brown doc martens black/some other color?
so i found these light brown doc martens at a /really/ good price [aka like, 20 bucks brand new] but they're this kind of lightish tan that i really don't want... its pretty expensive to get them dyed at a shop, so i was wondering if i could home dye them somehow, most likely black or some other such color. what kind of dye would i use? how hard is it to do at home? etc. also, if you have any tips or suggestions, that would be great c:
Can Doc Martens work as winter boots?
I can only share what a good friend of mine, a goth, has to say.Last year I was in the position of needing to buy new winter boots. Since I am into combat boots and industrial style, and I had enough money, I decided that it was the right time for it. So I asked around my friends, what they recommended.At first, I thought about Doc Martens. So I asked my goth friend (I call her Goth Pudding, because she’s sweet and jiggly). She told me this, and I cite her: “the leather is thin and unless I have warm socks, it’s not good for our winters.” But here’s the thing. Estonian winters are humid, with a lot of sleet, snow, ice and can go below -30 in February.What I ended up doing was going to a local store in a hipster-populated area (happened to be located there) that makes leather shoes by hand, including combat-boot style boots in your choice of colored leather, with different detailing, with or without fur inside. You get to totally customize your boots for the same price as a pair of Doc Martens. Because I’m minimalist, I had a pair of black leather boots made, with black sheepskin inside (both the leg part and the sole) with the fur, black detailing and no additional accessories. It ran me a bill of 175 EUR, which is about 200 USD. Totally customized. It would’ve cost less without the fur inside. From other friends who had bought shoes from the same master told me that in constant use, they only needed repair after four years. My feet were never cold this last winter. Never, ever. They were dry and cozy from January when I got the boots until April when it was warm and dry enough to stop wearing them.What do I recommend? Get your money to a local person who makes them by hand with tender love and care, especially for you. By doing this, you help promote local trade and the skills necessary to make such items. You’re doing the world a favor by buying local. Who knows, the boots could be even better. But then, if you live somewhere with milder and drier weather, perhaps Doc Martens are better suited. This is simply my take on what my friends have shared with me and my own experience.In short, if you live in an area with harsh winters, buy locally handcrafted boots that fit the weather; if you live in a temperate area with mild weather, Doc Martens and some wool socks are totally fine.
What are the best socks to use for Doc Martens?
Doc Martens are British footwear and clothing brand that provide a many types of footwear like work shoes, casual shoes, oxfords, and more. If you are interested in compression then look here. Compression socks one of the best socks, that provide the lots benefits like, increase feet blood pressure, increase leg blood circulation, boost your blood oxygen circulation in your feed and more.
Where can I get Doc Marten boots? And about the tag and sewing lines, how do I hide them? Best Answer!?
You can get them at zappos.com. They aren't vintage, but at least you know you'll be getting the right size. As for the tag and seams, you could always cut the tag off or tuck it into the shoe and color the seams with a permanent black marker. But honestly that would be ruining a pair of Docs. These have the black seams but sit a little higher than the other styles: http://www.zappos.com/product/7697909/color/3 Well, the boot shaft height on these is 7 inches, so it might be a little higher than an ankle boot. Here are some that are definitely a little shorter, but you would have to deal with the yellow seams. http://www.zappos.com/dr-martens-vintage-1460-black Ebay might have some vintage ones too.
What do people think of Doc Martens?
I have three pairs, and only one has who worn out. They are pricey, especially for the Chinese made versions, not the U.K, but if you use them formally or occasionally, they’re such great shoes. They can go with any outfit can so log as you match it. If you’re looking for a pair, make sure you break them in! They’re the “fashion rather tha function form” of combat boots. If you want real combat boots, get Corcoran Leather Jump boots.