Can boots made of linen instead of leather be worn regardless of the season?
Boots are usually made of leather and mainly worn in autumn or winter, so one wonders whether it is fine to wear linen boots for all four seasons.
According to the official description, they are made of lightweight linen material, relieving stuffiness so they can be worn comfortably across all four seasons.
When thinking of boots, sturdy and thick leather usually comes to mind first, but these shoes are wrapped in linen fabric.
Generally, linen is a natural fiber obtained from flax stems, featuring excellent breathability and light weight. THREE TO EIGHTY applied linen material to the TIED-UP LINEN WRINKLE BOOTS so they can be worn lightly throughout all four seasons[1]. It is structured to relieve the weight and stuffiness of the fabric while maintaining the distinctive shape of boots covering the ankle.
hmmm, by choosing linen instead of leather with its distinct seasonality, the range of seasons in which the shoes can be worn has effectively been widened.
Official guidance on specific washing methods or stain care for the linen boots has not yet been confirmed.
Product measurements
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TIED-UP LINEN WRINKLE BOOTS
Measurements
| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 굽높이 | 5cm |