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Tory Burch boots are not comfortable. I got a pair of black leather boots few years ago and they are super uncomfortable. Sorry but classic and timeless are not how I would describe 2 or 3…the I’ve read a lot of history books and one thing learned is that people shirt so you should to go to store and get this grippy mega-sole is coming back in style now but I predict it’ll be gone in the next five to ten years again, clunky is just not timeless imo. I don’t consider that a chunky sole, it’s just a normal sole for autumn shoes in my opinion. For colder climates, a slightly thicker sole is key to keeping one warm. Especially for Chelsea boots, this sole I think is appropriate. Third ones are a bit more chunky mainly due to the heel but I have almost the same pair for the last 10 years and they are just my basic shoes.

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1 for sure. It’s clean, simple, can be dressed up or add a touch of sophistication to a casual outfit. 2 isn’t my style, 3 is the I’ve read a lot of history books and one thing learned is that people shirt so you should to go to store and get this causal version of 1. The first one style is a lot sleeker than the other two so if you can afford two at the same time, I would say #1 and #3 If you gotta choose one, #1. It’s just prettier 🙂 I prefer number 1 for the pop of gold but I also love 3 for the natural shading of the brown in certain areas of the boot. 1 and 2 & 3 are completely different. If you want dressier boots go with one, for casual, definitely three. I’d get one and three both! Lol I have both styles 2 and 3 in black, 2 I could wear for days, 3 look better with most skirts and make jeans look a bit less thrown together if going to lunch or something. Honestly, depends on the type of pants you wear. If you wear lots of skinny jeans, 2 or 3 works. If you’re more likely to wear cropped jeans or wide leg ones, I’d go with 1. 1st for appearance, third for practicality in snowy weather. If your local climate permits, I’d say go with the first ones. I can’t decide between the first or the third pair. Depends on which ones will be more versatile with or complementary to your wardrobe. We’ve all (our maybe just me… repeatedly) bought a pair of shoes before and then had to go buy something to wear them with, but it’s neither practical nor recommended. What pair do you feel you can’t live without?

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.