Despite being highly durable, your Dr. Martens still need some maintenance in order to age well. This is especially required if you wear them frequently in areas with lots of mud and dirt. If you want to restore them to their fresh-from-the-box state, there are a few easy ways to do so! Cleaning your Dr.
One weird way of identifying whether a footwear brand is successful is if it is being imitated. Such is the case for the icon of punk rock boots, Dr. Martens. Since the brand’s rise to popularity in the 1960s, many knockoffs have existed, and some even carry their logo. With all these faux boots available
For most of us, footwear should always be stylish and functional. We want a pair that looks good on camera but also warms our feet during winter. But can our Dr. Martens do both? Sure, it looks badass for our Instagram feed, but can it provide us with enough support for mobility in the snow?
If it isn’t your first time breaking in a pair of Doc Martens, you must still have a memory of how painful it is to break into one. I know because I still hadn’t forgotten how much the blisters hurt when I had my first docs. Dr. Martens hurt to break in because it is
You might be wondering if the timelessly elegant Dr. Marten boots you’re eyeing can keep your feet dry during a sudden downpour. Worry no more because I got your feet covered! In this guide, you will know if Dr. Martens are waterproof and which pair would be the perfect one for the wet season. Most
Tough looking as they are, your Dr. Martens still needs some TLC. If you haven’t owned one of these iconic boots before, chances are, you are clueless as to how to remove its scuff marks and make it shiny. The easiest way to remove abrasive scuff marks out of your Dr. Martens is to apply
