The 10 Best Desert Boots, According to Style Experts

Credit for developing the desert boot goes to the British military, but Clarks made them popular for stylish civilians around the world. The English shoemakers produce a ton of different shoes but are still synonymous with desert boots. Little has changed from the design worn during WWII, with a simple three-panel upper and a cushiony crepe sole. Proving that you should never mess with success. The ticket price of $150 is already a great bargain for how durable these boots are, but you can often find them discounted.

Our editors love Clarks desert boots because there are so many colors and textures available. Since the design is so simple, the brand can easily use any kind of leather or suede. The basic tans, browns, grays, and blues are always available but you can find a constantly updated range of colors and materials like furry suede and rough-out leather.