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2024.05.29 19:34 Nice__Spice We are the baddies
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2024.05.28 08:49 Alex98799 Allegra K Women's Trench Coat
Looking for a stylish and warm winter coat? Look no further than the Allegra K Women's Peter Pan Collar Double Breasted Winter Long Trench Pea Coat! This reviewer loved the look and quality of this coat, but there are a few things to consider before buying. submitted by Alex98799 to u/Alex98799 [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/jtqrr1fn643d1.jpg?width=379&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=47264481b47b370637cf0197c122fac08e113a8d First, the fabric. The reviewer found the material to be quite rough and returned the coat for this reason. However, they also mentioned the coat is thick and well-made, so it might just depend on personal preference. The coat also comes with deep creases that likely need steaming out, and since it's not recommended for ironing, that might mean a trip to the dry cleaners before you can wear it. On the plus side, the reviewer loved the style and fit of the Allegra K Women's Trench Coat. They ordered a large and found it perfect at 5'8", so the length is great for taller individuals. The sleeves are also a good length and the buttons seem very secure. Overall, this could be a great winter coat as long as you're aware of the potential fabric roughness and need for steaming. https://peacoat.org/allegra-k-womens-trench-coat/ |
2024.05.28 03:09 Robotman1001 Gonna pull the trigger on 255/75 SL. How do you like them? Not copious reviews but they do rate really well so far 😁
Blackwall, SL, 16/32” tread depth, 44#, 32.1” in 255/75/17. It’s a grocery getter down 3 miles of gravel—I don’t need E load. submitted by Robotman1001 to 4Runner [link] [comments] |
2024.05.27 13:09 Raw-Indighoul Bordon Tukano Tan Latigo Review
Quite a bit has been written and said about Bordon and their Tukano model. While I’ll give my thoughts on the boots, I also would like to share my thoughts on the brand and the folks behind it. submitted by Raw-Indighoul to goodyearwelt [link] [comments] I ordered these on size 12.5E (EU 45.5E). I am 12D on the Brannock but I have high volume feet and depending on the last and model, I play with the sizing. This pair is a Tukano in the original model (I meant to order the V2, but alas) in W&C Tan Latigo. The sole is an Itshide commando sole. I ordered these last June 2023 and I received them in March 2024. I paid $349 for the pair. This pair fits me comfortably and I’ve done a decent amount of hiking in them. Personally, I think the boots are great if you are on the move but they are way too heavy for just standing around. It’s strange, but these make my feet hurt if I have to stand on them for extended periods of time without actual walking. The construction is outstanding. No stitches out of place, and the stitching density is just consistent across the boots. These boots feel substantial, and on foot I have this sense of security whenever I walk. That’s always a good feeling. The Itshide sole is solid, definitely my favorite commando sole. Nice grip and I think the recessed lugs look better than most Vibram lug soles. They are also softer and grippier than the similar-looking Goodyear commando soles. The leather is absolutely fantastic. The tan latigo started as this orange/brown, and over time with use and the sunlight is becoming a dark red. The clicking is superb on my pair, Andrés (partneowner of Bordon) has quite the eye for clicking and selecting where to cut hides. I’ve been wearing this pair for over two months in wet conditions and desert. The creasing on the vamp is what I’ve heard described as “sugary lines”, very fine creasing that actually makes the boots look better. The creasing on the quarters is also great, sugary lines and smooth rolls. I get the hype of W&C leathers now; I am a definitely a fan. The tan color on this leather under the sunlight is mesmerizing. I sometimes stop to just look at all the shades of red, orange, and brown. I added a picture I took during a sunset to show how the light hits the boots, it’s really awesome. Now onto Bordon’s owners: Natalia and Andrés. I was lucky to travel to Colombia, and they were generous to let me come to their workshop to pick up in person the pair I am reviewing here. They are some of the nicest people you will ever meet. Generous with their time and always happy to chat with customers like myself. They love their craft and are committed to creating the best quality product. I was able to see their processes and how their boots are built step by step. It’s an impressive process and it’s all leather, nails, and rubber soles. They had boots at all stages of the process and I am thankful for the experience to see how the make their boots. I feel great wearing this pair because I am aware of all the steps and work it took to get me a finished product of this caliber. Andrés and Natalia agreed to make me two pairs of custom boots, and I am beyond excited to see the final product. I took a hide of Horween’s russet dublin from Tannery Row all the way to Bogota, and I commissioned pairs of Wanes and Isidro w this leather. Andrés showed me which parts he would click for each part of the boots, and it was fascinating to learn about clicking and what makes a good cut. We went over the hide I bought and he showed me compromised spots that would be too thin or would crease in an unsightly way and how to cut around them. The dublin hide I brought to Bogota had some interesting veining that we decided to turn it into a feature instead of trying to hide it. It was an awesome learning experience. I am very thankful to both of them for their willingness to make these pairs for me. My wife will also be getting a pair of Isidros on the russet dublin. I’d like to finish this review by saying that Andrés and Natalia are fully committed to their art and the quality of their boots. These are perfectionist boot makers that prefer to start from scratch if there’s a mistake rather than hide it. I am certain that my next pairs of Bordon will be excellent. When you contact Bordon you will be talking directly with either Natalia or Andrés. They are responsive and eager to provide the best customer service they can. I know some people have been very disrespectful to them and belittled their work just because they happen to produce their boots in Colombia, which is total BS. Wyatt&Dad just released a video taking apart White’s, Nicks, Franks, and Bordon boots. Bordon’s construction quality is on par with our best PNM bootmakers, don’t take my word for it, look up the video in Youtube. Anyhow, if you’re on the fence about whether these boots are worth the $350 to $410 (for W&C options), I would say go for it! Just be aware it make take a bit to get them, but definitely worth the wait. |
2024.05.25 08:39 Big-Building-2191 Best tires for southern CA weather?
2024.05.25 00:13 lobster-666 Seattle Animal Shelter accused of safety issues, retaliation (2024/05/21)
A sign on Theon’s kennel at the Seattle Animal Shelter explains to staff, volunteers and prospective adopters that he can be anxious and does better outside submitted by lobster-666 to BanPitBulls [link] [comments] Kassandra Rocker really wanted a new best friend. The local animal shelter matched her with Grubauer – a 2-year-old Catahoula Leopard dog named after Seattle Kraken goalie Philipp Grubauer – as a foster parent with the idea that it would lead to adoption. “We jogged together, and I got this, like, ‘Oh my god, this is my dog’ kind of feeling,” she said. “I had always dreamed of having a dog I could run with and it was amazing. I thought he was the damn cutest thing in the world.” Rocker had previously owned dogs, studied pre-veterinary medicine and worked at a veterinary hospital when she came to the Seattle Animal Shelter last fall. Yet it was not enough to prepare her. Grubauer had a history of biting, but Rocker said the shelter never warned her before she took him home. In their two days together, she suffered four biting incidents. By the last instance – which she described as a vicious attack resulting in her gushing blood – Rocker knew she could not handle Grubauer. “I still have a scar on my shoulders from a puncture wound, and I was so beat up. I was bruised everywhere. I was bloody, everywhere,” Rocker said. “I had to step out of myself and say, ‘You can’t handle this and that’s OK because there’s someone that can, I hope.’ It just needs to be known. You can’t just send Gru home with anybody.” Seattle Animal Shelter dog handlers allege such incidents reflect an increasingly fraught culture at the organization. Volunteers have accused shelter leaders of disregarding safety complaints, retaliating against those who voice concerns and failing to communicate clearly on policies or risks — endangering animals and their handlers while also taking a mental toll on those who keep the shelter running. More than 20 current and former volunteers and staff spoke with Cascade PBS, many asking to remain anonymous or be identified by first name only to avoid retaliation or damaging relationships within the local shelter community. Cascade PBS also reviewed nearly 100 recorded incidents of bites and dozens of records ranging from detailed animal files to email exchanges, including multiple internal reports detailing reforms that have yet to be completed. Shelter director Esteban Rodriguez said he was aware of issues with communication and the workplace culture, but those can take time to fix as a government agency. He emphasized he considers safety his top priority and pointed to department policies that are modeled on industry best practices. “It actually hurts me to hear that people are saying the culture is toxic,” he told Cascade PBS. “We have a list of things that we’re doing that we’re currently engaging on and that we’re actively pursuing so that we can create a culture that is inclusive, a culture where people feel that they belong, and they can do their good work.” But the mounting concerns have led many to leave the organization, taking with them at least a century of combined experience volunteering with the shelter. “I think it was sort of a progressive decline over time,” said Pavi, who volunteered at the shelter for a decade before leaving at the end of 2022. “It was just systemic issues. … It became clear to me that things were not on a path to change anytime soon.” Gail Williams hugs her newly adopted pit bull Ozzy outside the Seattle Animal Shelter Bite safety concerns Most shelter workers will tell you: Bites come with the job. Working with animals means accepting a chance of being bitten, especially at a municipal shelter where they cannot choose which animals they take. But several longtime volunteers argue the shelter has adopted riskier practices for handling dogs with documented bite histories and should be doing more to prevent bites where possible. “It was pretty clear-cut that there was a change in policy in terms of what volunteers were allowed to do, and what kind of dogs we were allowed to walk,” explained a former volunteer with 15 years of experience at the shelter. “It’s only been in very recent times that volunteers were allowed to walk dogs with any bite history, and such significant bite history as they are being asked to walk today.” The volunteer said she suffered her first significant bite in 2019 despite having worked at the shelter for more than a decade prior. “Staff asked me to walk a dog that was on active bite quarantine,” she said. “They handed me a leash over this dog’s head, and it turned out reaching over their head was the trigger, and it just launched at my shoulder and got me. That’s just the kind of thing that wouldn’t have ever happened in prior years.” Shelter spokesperson Melissa Mixon provided data showing bites have increased slightly since 2018, both in the number and in the percentage of animals brought in. Mixon said the shelter could not provide consistent data prior to 2018. The highest count of bites in a year was last year at 27 bites. However, those numbers do not include bites to foster parents or potential adopters. Mixon wrote in an email that the shelter implemented a new policy last month to use the same form to collect bite data from all sources. It also includes recording the severity of the bite, which had not been a standard practice in recording bites. A dog bares its teeth and barks from inside its kennel at the Seattle Animal Shelter. A sign on her kennel explains that she is very reactive to strangers and other dogs Many dog handlers also said they knew about bites that never got recorded in the animals’ reports. In a sample of records obtained by Cascade PBS, several bites appeared on city incident forms that did not show up in the animal report, which is what is used to provide information to potential adopters and foster parents. Volunteers often expressed increased concern for foster parents and potential adopters who they said were not receiving adequate support or information, like Rocker. Grubauer’s history of biting began shortly after he arrived at the shelter in May 2023 when he bit a volunteer hard enough to tear through a sleeve and bruise, according to shelter records. He had also been returned to the shelter once for biting before Rocker took him, but the shelter never shared that history publicly either before or after Rocker had him. Instead, the shelter heavily promoted Grubauer, including in a guest appearance from the Kraken goalie Philipp Grubauer on the shelter’s Instagram account. The video shows the goalie holding a leash and giving treats, while the dog attempts to wander. “Grubie is still up for adoption, so come by and check him out,” the player said, adding that other animals are also available if Grubauer is not a good fit. Some of the messaging mentioned that staff would review medical and behavioral history at the shelter with adopters and foster parents – which Rodriguez said was shelter policy – but Rocker said that did not happen for her. Even after Grubauer first bit her, Rocker said she kept quiet about what happened because she thought that she must have caused it. “It’s always the owner’s fault, and I always say that,” she said. “I was keeping it to myself because I thought I was protecting the dog, and I was like, he must have been traumatized so badly in his past that he has a switch going off.” Another adopter also returned Grubauer a few months later for biting, saying they felt his behavioral history and needs were not reviewed in enough detail, according to the animal report. Volunteers argued the disconnect between the shelter’s internal notes and what they shared publicly posed one of the biggest risks to both workers and visitors. “I’ve had a few cases where a dog would be described as pretty easy or pretty straightforward, but then you would read the file and it would turn out this was not the case at all,” Pavi said. “Some of it, you know, there could be an error of omission maybe. Maybe they’re running short on time and they didn’t intend to not convey that info, but there was a very casual attitude that goes back quite some time.” Pavi – who left more than six months before Rocker took Grubauer home – contended that the discrepancy between internal and external messaging goes back before Rodriguez came on as director. “Where things progressively got worse were these long-term dogs that had been at the shelter for a really long time and you know their behaviors, you know their needs, but nothing was actually being done to support those dogs,” she said. “Week after week, the same dog goes on the emails and eventually someone would ... feel bad that the dog was in the shelter for so long, and they would offer [to take the dog] and something terrible would happen. Like the script repeated a few times.” Volunteer Becca Werner walks Jerome in the neighborhood around the Seattle Animal Shelter, April 26, 2024 Alleged retaliation When former Seattle Animal Shelter volunteer Gauri met with shelter managers on April 20, she brought up concerns she had about the shelter’s handling of dogs with bite histories. “We want to make sure that everybody has access to dogs and animals,” she recalled telling the managers. “However, are we doing it in a way that we’re ensuring that these animals aren’t just going to anybody? … What are we doing to ensure that we’re vetting out people to make sure that dogs are going into safe homes and people are being kept safe?” Gauri said a manager had revoked her volunteer position by the end of the meeting. In response to questions about the meeting, Mixon wrote the shelter expects “input to be shared in a manner that is respectful.” Several volunteers said they faced retaliation for voicing concerns – the primary reason most asked to remain anonymous. For some, the concern for the animals tips the scales on the side of staying quiet so they can continue their work, whether inside the shelter or with other organizations. “I really feel for our volunteers because a lot of them are really at their wits’ end of not being heard and of fear for their safety,” an employee at the shelter said. “They’re afraid to speak up because they’re afraid of just being fired as volunteers because we did go on a little spree of just firing a bunch of volunteers anytime they ask a question that our leadership didn’t want to hear.” Volunteers described a pattern in which a volunteer would ask pointed questions or criticize a decision and shortly after be asked to meet in person with several managers or others in the city’s Finance and Administrative Services department, under which the animal shelter falls. “It feels like I’m walking into an ambush,” said a former volunteer who worked with the shelter for more than a decade. “I had heard from other volunteers that this is how they fire you, effectively.” She said she was told repeatedly that the meeting was not a time for her to defend herself. While she was not explicitly fired, she was told she no longer needed to foster, despite indications that they had been “desperate for foster parents.” She quit soon after. Kodiak peeks out from his kennel at the Seattle Animal Shelter, April 26, 2024 Another longtime cat volunteer, Ed Hutsell, said he was let go in 2023 after pointing out that he didn’t believe staff were collecting from previous cat owners a form that detailed behavioral history, which was key to finding a good adoption match. Hutsell said he had volunteered at the shelter for 12 years under three directors, and was asked to be on the hiring panel for a new volunteer coordinator only weeks before being let go. Shelter spokesperson Mixon said just four volunteers of nearly 600 had been fired in the past five years, adding via email that she “cannot underscore enough how rarely pausing or ending volunteer relationships occur.” Rodriguez said feedback from volunteers is valuable and that volunteers can bring concerns to the volunteer coordinator and up the chain of command from there if necessary. He also said he would encourage them to speak with the ombuds office or the city’s human resources department. “What we don’t want is we don’t want them going outside of that to other avenues, right?” he said. “Because then it doesn’t get back to the shelter, and we can’t actually fix the problem.” Gauri sent a letter detailing her experience with the shelter to the city’s human resources investigative unit. However, they told her they could not look into it because she was a volunteer – not an employee. Other volunteers, like dog foster parents Allegra Abramo and Catherine Weatbrook, said they were not directly fired, but noticed reduced shelter account access or communications after expressing concerns. Abramo, who had been a foster for nearly 20 years, said she stopped receiving emails for foster volunteers. When she asked about it, the foster coordinator responded that they were “unsure when or why this happened” but maybe there was confusion because Abramo “expressed a fair amount of discontent with the program.” (Abramo is a journalist whose work has been published at Cascade PBS, most recently in 2022.) Weatbrook volunteered as a foster parent for about a decade and was volunteering as a foster case manager when she noticed she was not receiving emails with new cases anymore. “You look around and go, ‘Gee, no one has called me in six months,’” Weatbrook said. “And that’s odd because I’m hearing that there’s many, many, many dogs in foster homes with brand-new foster parents.” She then found out they had stopped using volunteer case managers and emailed the volunteer coordinator at the time to get clarification and express her frustration. The deputy director emailed her back asking for a meeting to discuss her future with the shelter, Weatbrook said. Having heard about similar discussions with other volunteers, she quit. When asked, Mixon wrote via email: “It is not shelter policy, nor standard practice, to revoke an active volunteer’s access to shelter accounts.” A cork board at the Seattle Animal Shelter shows dogs that have been recently available for adoption In early 2023, a group of volunteers from the dog foster team – including both Weatbrook and Abramo – sent shelter leaders a list of concerns and proposed recommendations. Seventeen volunteers – with an average of more than a decade of experience – signed the letter. Most of the signatories have since left the organization. The ~letter~ warned of declining volunteer morale, recent departures of experienced volunteers and increased risks to workers and the public from shelter practices on handling dogs with bite histories. “It seems only a matter of time before the City of Seattle is confronted with a lawsuit,” volunteers wrote in the letter. “We know that [Seattle Animal Shelter] leadership and management do not want anyone to get hurt. We want to work together to minimize the chances of serious injury, and take quick action to support those who do get hurt in the line of duty.” Shelter director Rodriguez said he believes that many of them left because they wanted to maintain the processes that they had developed. “They ended up leaving because we were taking ownership of that body of work, right? Because we needed to establish, OK, how do we get the best resources to our fosters. ... How do we include everybody?” he said. “They wanted to keep it the status quo, and I wasn’t going to keep it the status quo. We’re going to make a little bit of a shift and include more people, bring more people into our organization. That’s why I kinda say, well, there’s two sides to the story.” Several foster parents also told Cascade PBS they were asked to return the animals they were fostering after questioning or criticizing the shelter, and many chose to adopt the animal – whether they wanted it or not – because they said they did not trust the shelter to find it a good fit for adoption. “I grew up visiting that shelter,” said former critter volunteer Kari Pelaez, who quit in March 2023 after four years. “It was a great place to adopt from, and now I’m sad because I wouldn’t recommend anyone to go there. I don’t trust that they have the animal’s best interests at heart, and I know they don’t have the volunteers’ best interests at heart.” Safety concerns and other issues have been raised by current and former volunteers at the Seattle Animal Shelter Consultants suggest reforms The shelter has hired consultants to evaluate its practices three times in the past two years. The Performance Dimensions GROUP provided a ~report~ in 2022. Maddie’s Fund – a national animal care organization – delivered its findings in May 2023, and the organization Rachel at the Shelter issued a report in July. “Every time things go badly in the shelter, they either hire a new layer of management or they hire a consultant to tell them what they’re doing wrong,” former volunteer Hutsell said. The ~Maddie’s Fund report~ offered a mix of recommendations, with nearly half aimed at improving the organization broadly and the rest geared toward improving animal welfare and outcomes. Many of the recommendations in both categories involve creating or updating standard operating procedures, creating clear lines of communication and expectations and increased training. The report also specifically noted strained relationships within the shelter, and describes the issue as urgent. It recommended creating a clear procedure for reporting code of conduct violations and creating “an environment of openness and transparency where staff and volunteers clearly understand their role in conflicts.” “All staff and volunteers need to very clearly understand that [Seattle Animal Shelter] is committed to inclusivity and respect for staff, volunteers, and the public,” the report concluded. “There is a tendency amongst some staff and volunteers to disrespect or villainize others instead of utilizing a trauma informed approach and working to understand others’ situations and support them.” Similarly, the ~Rachel at the Shelter report~ – which focused on the shelter’s foster programs – included a section on foster volunteer communications and roles, saying that many volunteers expressed discontent with a lack of clear expectations and a “perceived discarding” of requests and concerns. “The natural power dynamic between leadership and their team or leadership and their volunteers (at any organization) complicates this,” the report elaborated. “When one party has the technical power to enact change that another invested party is advocating for and feels powerless to do anything about, that is a dynamic to be very conscious of.” Related recommendations included clarifying volunteer roles, centralizing documents, creating consistent meetings and allowing room for mistakes because “the lack of written processes have contributed to an environment where a not-insignificant number of volunteers feel they may have certain privileges revoked for crossing lines that were not clearly communicated to them.” Dogs at the Seattle Animal Shelter peek out from their kennels, April 26, 2024 Based on these reports, Rodriguez said he wrote a two-year plan to implement the recommendations. The plan – the first of its kind since 2014, according to Mixon – includes 245 action items and a timeline to be completed between January 2024 and January 2026. “We’re a city entity and things move a little slow, and that’s OK,” Rodriguez said. “But we are making progress, and we’re making progress in the right direction.” Shelter leadership had completed just 17 of the 245 recommendations within the first four months of 2024, putting the reforms behind schedule based on the benchmarks within the plan. Many recommendations carry over verbatim from the consulting reports. Some are clear, tangible items, such as creating an organizational chart for the foster team. Others are more broad or vague, such as “more emphasis on post-placement support” for foster parents. Some recommendations also overlap. For example, two separate recommendations describe the need to create standard operating procedures for different volunteer roles, with different timeframes for each. A few of the recommendations addressed decision-making and communication for animals at risk of euthanasia. Rocker repeatedly said she feared Grubauer would be euthanized – even getting into arguments with her veterinary clinic co-workers who said they thought it was necessary. Grubauer went to a foster or adoption home and was returned 11 times in total, mostly over bites, according to his animal report. On Feb. 22, at just under 3 years old, Grubauer was euthanized. During her last biting incident, Rocker knew she couldn’t get Grubauer back to the shelter on her own. She said she called animal control at the behest of her girlfriend, and a police officer showed up to take him away. It broke Rocker’s heart. “I looked at Gru, and I looked in his eyes, and he was such a good dog. Like, I could feel it. It just didn’t make sense,” she said as her voice began to shake. “He was just laying down looking at me like, ‘Where is this guy taking me?’ And I just felt like I fucking failed him. But my girlfriend was like, ‘You didn’t fail him. They failed us.’” https://crosscut.com/investigations/2024/05/seattle-animal-shelter-accused-safety-issues-retaliation |
2024.05.24 22:34 rustysawyer86 Trusted website? Discounted wheel warehouse.
Does anyone have any experience with this website. Looking to buy new AT tires for my 2015 Lx570. I'm running stock wheels and want a larger and more aggressive tire but don't want to break the bank. Can buy same tire and size for about 210 on Amazon but if I can save a few dollars since I want to replace the spares tire as well. Any one with any experience with buying from the site would be helpful. Thanks submitted by rustysawyer86 to LandCruisers [link] [comments] |
2024.05.24 22:06 TheAngryTurk Farroad FRD26 Tyres; am I an idiot?
Long story short my tyres were at the limit and I've got a long trip ahead later on this weekend, I was initially going to get Goodyear's and Uniroyals but then for the sake of budget and them not being available before the trip, considered part worns and immediately said no. Eventually the garage got some new Farroad FRD26's fitted on the front of my car for £130. submitted by TheAngryTurk to tires [link] [comments] The steering wheel feels lighter now compared to before and the car drives fine but I later looked up the tyres and found out they were a Chinese brand, although most reviews seem to be good on them and they're approved by the EU, I feel a bit stupid now and am wondering should I have kept patient and spent extra considering how much I like to travel? P.S. I don't drive like a maniac since it's quite a boaty estate anyways but I do like to travel long distance on motorways. https://preview.redd.it/ye97puz8lf2d1.jpg?width=2252&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=517f700a3fcbcaf81ed659ec50811dfae735316a https://preview.redd.it/kkbzkz6blf2d1.jpg?width=2252&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=53bacf1b7e4cc39dd45b53563ca6004a0c36c4f3 |
2024.05.23 21:22 AWierzOne Weekly development roudup 5/24/24
2024.05.22 08:28 GuiltlessMaple Best Collared Shirt Dresses
submitted by GuiltlessMaple to u/GuiltlessMaple [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/1mm0clwa9x1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d39f5c5213d7932953b2a61072dbc70b84b9855b Collared Shirt Dresses are the perfect blend of style and functionality, offering a chic and versatile piece to elevate any wardrobe. In this article, we'll explore a variety of Collared Shirt Dress designs from popular brands, focusing on their unique features and how they can be incorporated into your daily outfits. Whether you're looking for a classic, preppy aesthetic or a more modern, feminine touch, there's a Collared Shirt Dress for everyone! Discover our selection of stunning Collared Shirt Dresses that combine comfort and elegance, perfect for any occasion. From office-ready ensembles to chic weekend outfits, our roundup will give you the inspiration and insight you need to find the perfect Collared Shirt Dress for your wardrobe. Read on to uncover our top picks and start shopping today! The Top 7 Best Collared Shirt Dresses
Reviews🔗Embroidered Button-Down Collar Neckline Long Sleeve Shirt Dresshttps://preview.redd.it/4dszi48b9x1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8f57d79cbf1313c24fb1da623414c7da66d24d8f Oh, this Kensie embroidered shirt dress - where do I even begin? It's just the perfect piece for those who love to stand out in the crowd. The black multi color palette gives off a sophisticated vibe, while the intricate embroidery adds that charming touch. The first time I wore it to a friend's birthday party, it was an instant hit. Everybody kept complimenting me on how stylish and unique I looked. And trust me, there's nothing better than getting compliments on a dress that's as comfortable as this one. However, there's one thing I would have liked to see differently. The collar is a little stiff as compared to some other dresses that I've worn. But hey, maybe that's just part of its distinct charm. Overall, it's a beautiful addition to any wardrobe. 🔗Women's Poplin Shirtdress - Navy - Size 14https://preview.redd.it/bxigfsmb9x1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bf425e79068ae0b251554efd222fd728b0c01523 As a fashion enthusiast, I have to say that I am absolutely in love with the Pari Passu Women's Poplin Shirtdress in Navy. It's like having the best of both worlds – the classic elegance of a shirtdress combined with exceptional comfort. After trying this dress on for the first time, I was immediately drawn to its crisp navy color and tailored fit. The fabric is of high-quality cotton with just a hint of stretch, which ensures both comfort and longevity. The dress features buttons down the front, side seam pockets, a self-sash, and cuffed sleeves, making it both stylish and practical. One of my favorite things about this dress is its versatility. It's perfect for business meetings when paired with a black pump, but can also easily be dressed down for the weekend with a pair of clogs or sneakers. For more casual occasions or warmer days, I've even worn it with sandals, and it still looks fabulous. However, one thing to note about this dress is that it does run slightly small in size, so you may need to order a size up to achieve the perfect fit. Overall, the Pari Passu Women's Poplin Shirtdress is an essential addition to any wardrobe, offering timeless elegance and unbeatable comfort. 🔗Women's Long Sleeve Button-Down Shirtdress - Universal Threadhttps://preview.redd.it/pfbarhxb9x1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=62821edfba87d09a98de64cc2368fb685827a6eb I recently purchased an incredibly comfortable and stylish Women's Long Sleeve Button-Down Shirtdress from Universal Thread. This solid-color midi dress is made from a soft twill cotton that keeps me cool and relaxed all day while still maintaining its pristine appearance. One feature that immediately caught my eye was the collared neckline with a full-length button-down front. It gives me the perfect balance between casual and professional, making this dress suitable for a variety of occasions. I also love the long sleeves with buttoned cuffs, which add a touch of sophistication to the overall look. The side vents in the dress provide just the right amount of airflow, keeping me cool even on the hottest days. Additionally, the patch pocket on the chest and two welt pockets on the waist give this dress a practical touch without detracting from its aesthetic appeal. However, I did find one minor issue. The sizing runs slightly small, so I would recommend ordering a size up for optimal comfort. Despite this, I am absolutely thrilled with my purchase, and I'm confident that I'll be getting a lot of use out of this feminine and versatile dress. 🔗Aiho Modern Sleeper Chair with Linen Fabric in Light Grayhttps://preview.redd.it/gowwmrac9x1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fe2d5617ad16ca36853514a6d7b79da5a3bc3065 As a fashion enthusiast, I've had the chance to try out the Amazon Essentials Women's Sleeveless Woven Shirt Dress and let me share my experience with you. This versatile piece is perfect for any occasion, whether it's a casual outing or a more formal affair. The sleeveless design lends a modern touch while the spread collar adds a classic touch. I found the button-up front to be quite functional, making it easy to put on and take off. One standout feature for me was how comfortable it was. The fabric is 100% viscose, which felt soft and silky on my skin. And the best part? It's machine washable, making it easy to maintain. The relaxed fit gave it a comfortable, easy-going vibe that I loved. However, one con that I noticed was the lack of structural support. The shirt dress has a tendency to cling to the body, which might not be favorable for everyone. But overall, I would say this shirt dress is a great addition to anyone's wardrobe who's looking for a versatile, comfortable piece. 🔗Floral Print Shirt Dress with Belt for Womenhttps://preview.redd.it/ud5j8inc9x1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=49716dfb0446bc249905ef26d01e43a833d72ef1 I recently tried the Allegra K Women's Contrast Collar Short Sleeve Belt Shirt Dress, and I must say, it's a stylish addition to my wardrobe. Its floral print, tie belt, and button placket give it a chic and feminine touch. I appreciated the slim fit as it accentuated my curves perfectly, while the above-the-knee length made it both practical and fashionable. I found it quite versatile, suitable for shopping trips, dates, and weekend gatherings. The only downside was that the fabric, being 100% polyester, wrinkled easily, but a quick steam or ironing session fixed that right up. Overall, the Allegra K Women's Shirt Dress is a stylish and comfortable choice for any occasion. 🔗Button-Up Shirt Maxi Dress - Comfort and Stylehttps://preview.redd.it/t6zslx0d9x1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=352695199a61375965b04b9bf54f8a2ca83702ce I recently purchased the stylish and comfortable Renee C Button-Up Shirt Maxi Dress in Khaki from Nordstrom Rack. I was immediately drawn to the relaxed fit and the beautiful khaki color. The detachable belt is a nice touch, allowing me to switch up the style easily. The spread collar and three-quarter sleeves give a polished look, perfect for work or a night out. What stood out to me were the comfortable, stretchy fabric and the flattering waist, which made it easy to dress up or dress down. However, I did have one issue: the dry clean-only tag. I think for such a versatile dress, the care instructions could be a bit more manageable. All in all, this dress has been a great addition to my wardrobe, offering a perfect blend of style, comfort, and practicality. 🔗White Layered Shirtdress for Womenhttps://preview.redd.it/dqsduobd9x1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5951904b663677bd837e604fa2307dd8936e6cd6 I recently got my hands on this stylish and versatile Nuno Shirtdress from Interior, and I must say, it has been a game-changer for my wardrobe. Its bright white color and crisp double-collar design make it perfect for both casual and work occasions. The layered sleeves and A-line silhouette provide a comfortable fit and ample room to move around. Plus, the cotton poplin fabric ensures it's breathable and easy to care for. I've worn this dress to both office meetings and weekend brunches, and it has always received compliments. While the waist is a bit loose, I can easily pair it with a belt for a more polished look. Overall, the Nuno Shirtdress has quickly become one of my go-to pieces for any event. Buyer's GuideCollared Shirt Dresses are a stylish and versatile addition to any wardrobe. They offer a perfect blend of comfort and sophistication, making them suitable for both casual wear and professional settings.Features to Look Forhttps://preview.redd.it/a1vxzcsd9x1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8b60584b8b06e347c126897e1b4ee325134cf0ec
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General AdviceWhen shopping for a Collared Shirt Dress, take the time to try on several options and consider how they fit and feel before making a final decision. Don't be afraid to invest in a high-quality dress that will last for many seasons to come, and always prioritize comfort and versatility to ensure the greatest value from your purchase. https://preview.redd.it/7xq1wa6e9x1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9e5611f82cc0382e347e3fda65a45e5dc938be0e FAQ1. What is a collared shirt dress?A collared shirt dress is a dress designed to resemble a collared shirt, featuring a collar, buttons down the front, and sometimes long sleeves or cuffs. These dresses are stylish, versatile, and often worn for both casual and more formal occasions.2. What occasions are collared shirt dresses suitable for?https://preview.redd.it/fg407ume9x1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b70316b9efeca4b5cbf84b0a2cf1953e9fbb0ff3 Collared shirt dresses are suitable for a wide range of occasions including work, formal events, business meetings, church, and even casual outings. The dress can be paired with different accessories to achieve different looks and match different dress codes. 3. Are collared shirt dresses comfortable to wear?Yes, collared shirt dresses are generally very comfortable to wear. They are typically made from light and breathable materials such as cotton or linen, and the collared design provides a flattering and feminine look without sacrificing comfort or flexibility in movement.4. Can collared shirt dresses be dressed up or down?Absolutely! Collared shirt dresses can be easily dressed up or down depending on how you accessorize them. Adding a belt, layering with a blazer or cardigan, or pairing with different types of shoes can give the dress an entirely different look for different occasions. https://preview.redd.it/bttwojze9x1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8458c20ac678db839a4d04c4e5354e1ce0c06018 5. How do you choose the right size for a collared shirt dress?It's essential to consult the sizing chart provided by the retailer to ensure the best possible fit. Factors such as personal body shape and preference should also be considered while choosing a size. Some brands may have their own unique sizing, so it's always helpful to read reviews and get advice from others who have purchased from the same brand.6. How should you care for a collared shirt dress?The care instructions for collared shirt dresses vary depending on the material used. Always refer to the care label provided with the garment or check the retailer's website for specific instructions. Generally, dresses made from natural fibers such as cotton or linen can be machine-washed on a gentle cycle, while dresses made from more delicate materials should be hand-washed or dry-cleaned.7. What are some popular styles of collared shirt dresses?Some popular styles of collared shirt dresses include classic button-down, wrap, A-line, and belted. These styles are versatile and can be easily dressed up or down to suit various occasions and personal preferences.8. Are there any special styling tips for collared shirt dresses?Yes, there are some helpful styling tips for collared shirt dresses. Layering with a cardigan or blazer adds extra warmth and versatility to the outfit, and belting can create a more tailored and flattering look. Experimenting with different types of accessories such as statement jewelry or bold shoes can also help create a unique and personalized look.9. Can petite women wear collared shirt dresses?Yes, petite women can definitely wear collared shirt dresses. Choosing the right length and cut of the dress, as well as selecting appropriate accessories, can help create a well-proportioned and stylish outfit. Some brands offer petite sizes for a more tailored fit, or alterations can be done to achieve the perfect fit. ### 10. How do you know if a collared shirt dress is of good quality?A good quality collared shirt dress will typically have clean and even stitching, well-constructed buttons, and a durable fabric that retains its shape and color after washing. Additionally, reading reviews from other shoppers and consulting with customer service can provide helpful insights into the quality and comfort of the dress. As an Amazon™ Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. |
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2024.05.19 12:11 ConsequenceSure3063 Best Carhartt Work Boots Mens
submitted by ConsequenceSure3063 to u/ConsequenceSure3063 [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/bw1y7v63yc1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e90df6e64dc41304fa5a8e897df4f283c35f3b9e Welcome to our roundup of the best Carhartt Work Boots Mens for the hardworking and dedicated individual. From rugged terrain to long work hours, our selection of Carhartt Work Boots Mens caters to all your needs. Get ready to experience the ultimate combination of durability, comfort, and style that Carhartt Work Boots Mens has to offer. The Top 19 Best Carhartt Work Boots Mens
Reviews🔗Carhartt Ground Force Waterproof Work Boots: Comfort, Protection, and Stylehttps://preview.redd.it/cifkfyv3yc1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9b6ef9e2ec091f93ed8076fc4a8182036b534713 I had the chance to try out the Carhartt 6" Ground Force Composite Toe Waterproof Boots in Men's Brown, and I must say, they have been quite an experience. These boots are designed for those working in tough environments, and they definitely live up to that expectation. The first thing I noticed was how comfortable the Insite technology footbed is. I was able to wear these boots for long hours without any foot fatigue. It was great to be able to focus on my job without being bothered by my feet. However, there were a couple of drawbacks that I couldn't quite shake off. The boots felt a bit heavy, and the ankle support could be more effective. Additionally, some reviewers mentioned they had problems with the boots not being waterproof, which is a major concern for those working in wet conditions. Despite the cons, I must say that the Ground Force boots are a game-changer for those looking for comfort and durability in their work boots. They are well-designed, and the features like the FastDry lining and EVA midsole really make a difference. Overall, the Carhartt Ground Force Composite Toe Waterproof Boots are a solid choice for anyone looking for a reliable, comfortable work boot. Just be prepared for a bit of adjustment time as you get used to the fit and feel of these boots. 🔗Stylish Carhartt Work Boots with Wheat-tanned Leather and Rubber Outsoleshttps://preview.redd.it/axigy1f4yc1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=68d2c83a51c569ca8f26c8d3fdfc44091969b680 When I wore the Carhartt Wedge Boots for the first time, I immediately noticed the soft, unlined casual upper that felt comfortable from the start. The stylish wheat oil-tanned leather uppers were perfect for both work and casual settings. However, the lack of arch support made my heels feel like they were on fire by the end of the day. Despite the cushioned foam footbed and good-looking design, the footbed didn't offer the best fit for my wide feet. Overall, the slip-resistant Goodyear welt construction and wicking lining made it a suitable choice for construction and landscaping situations, but the comfort level left something to be desired. 🔗Carhartt Men's 6-inch Waterproof Moc Toe Wedge Work Boots Black 10.5Mhttps://preview.redd.it/7fpsd5m4yc1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d497360fa19c8554a553499ccb393186aa1c2751 I've been wearing these Carhartt work boots for about a month now, and I must say, they've really made an impact on my daily work routine. The leather is top-notch, and I appreciate the Storm Defender membrane that keeps my feet nice and dry even on those damp workdays. One of the features that stood out to me is the dual-density rubber sole - it's incredibly comfortable, and I find myself walking more confidently on uneven surfaces. The Goodyear welt construction is another highlight, ensuring that these boots will last for a long time, even with the occasional accidental bump. That being said, there were a couple of downsides to these work boots. The break-in period was a bit longer than expected, but once they fit comfortably, it was all worth it. Another minor issue was the size - I usually wear a 10, but I found that these boots ran a bit big, so I had to go for a smaller size. Overall, I'm quite pleased with my Carhartt work boots. They're a durable and comfortable choice for long hours on the job, and I feel more confident wearing them on the construction site. I hope more people can experience the benefits of these boots, just like I have. 🔗High-Performance Carhartt Waterproof Work Boot for Menhttps://preview.redd.it/pb5s4vw4yc1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=527c9d624b7eb799cbdcd180770bcfa9e5945a83 I recently got these Carhartt Waterproof Soft Toe Hiker Boots, also known as the FP5070-M ones, and they've been a game-changer in my outdoor activities. One of the features that stood out to me was the Vibram Arctic Grip outsole for superior traction in wet and on ice. As someone who spends a lot of time in slippery environments, this came in handy on a recent hike where I had to cross a narrow bridge over a fast-moving river. The olive nubuck leather and high abrasion resistant 1260D material was also impressive. I couldn't help but notice how resistant these boots have been to scratches and wear, especially after a particularly rough day at work. The waterproof and breathable membrane worked exceptionally well too, keeping my feet dry even when I had to wade through knee-deep water in a swamp. However, there were a couple of cons that I noticed. Firstly, they fit a bit snugly, so it was a bit of a struggle getting them on and off. But overall, the benefits outweighed the minor inconvenience. Secondly, I found them to be a little warm during the summer days. But considering they're waterproof and offer great support, it's a trade-off I'm willing to make. All in all, these boots are a solid investment if you're looking for reliable, comfortable footwear to take on rugged terrains or challenging outdoor activities. The combination of style, durability, and comfort makes these boots perfect for both work and play. 🔗Carhartt Men's Brown Waterproof Work Boot with Steel Toe Protectionhttps://preview.redd.it/e5h1ysg5yc1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=40409c5a1ee92b84e152b6850d292f2753dbde34 I recently started using the Carhartt Men's 6" Brown Waterproof Work Boots, and I'm quite impressed by their performance so far. The first thing that stood out to me was the leather upper – it seems durable and looks sleek. But the true test came when I encountered wet and damp conditions at work. The Storm Defender waterproof and breathable membrane really kept my feet cozy and dry, which was a huge relief. I also appreciated the FastDry lining, as it wicked away sweat and moisture, keeping me fresh throughout the day. The cushioned insole was a game-changer, providing support, comfort, and reducing foot fatigue. However, there was a downside to the break-in period. The boot initially felt a bit stiff, which made it uncomfortable to wear for long periods. But that's a common issue with work boots, and I expected it. Another thing I noticed was the potential for stitching issues, as one customer had mentioned. I'll keep an eye on that, but so far, so good. Overall, I'm happy with my purchase, and I'm looking forward to putting these boots through their paces in various work conditions. 🔗Carhartt Work Boot - Rugged Design, Durable Protection, ASTM Certifiedhttps://preview.redd.it/2jla0bm5yc1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=004ac68c2dded48a0e007b5dd84d1cb04491bcb9 For years, I've been on the hunt for a rugged and comfortable pair of work boots that can withstand the test of time, both on and off the job site. After trying out several pairs, I finally stumbled upon a winner: the Carhartt Men's Rugged Flex Steel Toe Work Boot. The first thing that caught my attention was the brown leather, paired with the Carstrong durable reinforced fabric that protects against wear and tear without being excessively heavy. The boots' FastDry technology lining is a game-changer for me, as I tend to sweat quite a bit in the heels of my footwear. One of the standout features of this pair of boots is the composite toe that protects against both impact and compression hazards, ensuring I am always safe on the job site. The rubber heel bumper provides extra stability and protection, while the EVA midsole with cushioned polyurethane insole offers great support and shock absorbance - something my feet appreciate after long hours on my feet. The Rugged Flex rubber outsole not only offers durable traction but also keeps me feeling flexible, enhancing my overall comfort while I'm at work. However, there have been a couple of cons worth mentioning. For instance, the boots took a bit more time than I would've liked to break in properly, which disrupted my workflow for a few days. Additionally, the FastDry lining didn't seem to work as effectively as it should have, leaving me with sweaty feet at the end of the day. Despite these minor setbacks, I have found the Carhartt Men's Rugged Flex Steel Toe Work Boot to be a reliable and comfortable choice for those seeking top-notch work boots. The pros undeniably outweigh the cons, making these boots a worthy investment for anyone looking for durability, protection, and comfort in their footwear. 🔗Carhartt Men's 6-inch Work Boots: Oil-tanned Leather and Rubber Outsolehttps://preview.redd.it/id49gd36yc1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c1a1381e10cf71763a2abd08181be278217c7453 These Carhartt work boots have become a staple in my daily life. The leather upper and rubber outsole make for a durable and reliable footwear option. I was a bit skeptical about the removable insole, but it provides great cushioning and support. The fit is true to size, and the boots have a nice, snug feel around the foot. One issue I did encounter is the tongue stitching. It gets in the way of putting my foot in the boot, which is a bit inconvenient. Also, I've noticed the FastDry lining doesn't do much to control odor, so I have to clean them more often than I'd like. Despite those minor drawbacks, the boots have held up well during my day-to-day activities. The removable insole is a great feature and adds to the overall comfort of the boots. I would recommend these Carhartt work boots for anyone in need of a tough and reliable pair of boots for work or play. 🔗Carhartt Force Sneaker Boot: Lightweight, Comfortable, and Abrasion Resistant Men's Boothttps://preview.redd.it/uan9sfm6yc1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=81daa386ebff1a5c9c84624d82974118d3c92f01 As someone who loves the convenience of sneakers when it comes to working hard, but also needs the support and durability of proper boots, I was excited to try the Carhartt Force Lightweight Sneaker Boot in Men's Coyote. From the moment I first wore them, I was impressed by the lightweight knit upper and the protective, abrasion-resistant heel and toe counter. The fact that it has a slip and oil-resistant Carhartt Force rubber sole made me feel confident that even though I spend a lot of time working outdoors and being exposed to various weather conditions, these boots would hold up well. Another notable feature for me was the FastDry technology lining, which kept my feet comfortable and dry during my long, tiring days at work. The light and high rebound EVA midsole, along with the Insite technology comfort footbed, provided the cushioning and support I needed, even after countless hours on my feet. However, there was one drawback to this otherwise great pair of boots. As mentioned in the title, the boots had a slightly oversized heel and were not as snug or comfortable as I would have preferred. Additionally, while I appreciated the soft toe design, it did make the boots feel looser than I had hoped. Despite these minor issues, my overall experience with the Carhartt Force Lightweight Sneaker Boot has been positive. It's a versatile and functional boot, perfect for those who want the comfort and flexibility of sneakers, combined with the support and durability you'd expect from a top-notch work boot. 🔗Carhartt Men's Work Boot: Rugged, Waterproof, and Protectivehttps://preview.redd.it/icbitty6yc1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=663ca55f6eee0ea91460a4afc93d89e9b447af73 Recently, I had the chance to try out a pair of Carhartt Men's Rugged Flex 6-Inch Waterproof Steel Toe Work Boots in brown. In terms of durability, these boots truly lived up to their promise. The oil-tanned leather and reinforced fabric provided a long-lasting wear that I appreciated as I went about my daily work tasks. The lace closure was a great feature, giving me a more secure and custom fit, which was important to me as I was often on my feet for long periods of time. One of the standout features for me was the FastDry lining, which helped wick away sweat and fight odors. It kept me feeling fresh and dry even on the warmest days, which was a welcome relief. The composite toe offered excellent protection against impact and compression hazards, and it met ASTM 2413-18 standards. This gave me the peace of mind I needed when working in potentially dangerous environments. The rubber toe and heel bumpers added stability and protection, while the EVA midsole with cushioned polyurethane insole provided support and shock absorbance. The Rugged Flex rubber outsole offered durable traction and flexibility, making it a great choice for tough outdoor work environments. I also appreciated the secondary protection against incidental contact with electrical circuits of 18,000 volts or less under dry conditions and the ASTM 2413-18 EH standards. Though the boots were generally comfortable and supportive, there were a few minor drawbacks. One was that the insole was not as cushioned as I would have liked, which made long periods of wear less comfortable. Additionally, I found that they ran slightly big in size, which took some time to adjust to. Overall, I was very impressed by the Carhartt Men's Rugged Flex Boots. They provided the comfort, support, and protection I needed for my demanding work environments, and I have no qualms about recommending them to others. 🔗Carhartt Ground Force Waterproof Work Boot for Maximum Comforthttps://preview.redd.it/gkg93ub7yc1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5e46ec3dfbceda06b69adb54668fc4e852f17f51 Imagine a day in the life of a Carhartt Ground Force Men's 6" Waterproof Composite Toe Work Boot wearer. He wakes up to the comfortable, supportive cushioning that reduces fatigue, all thanks to the Carhartt footbed with Insite Technology. He laces up his boots, feeling the durable oiled leather upper and the Storm Defender waterproof, breathable protection keeping feet dry and comfortable. As he starts his day, he heads out into his construction project, walking on earthy and rocky surfaces, his boots standing up to the test. However, after some time, he notices his soles are starting to crack and peel - a clear sign that these boots aren't as sturdy or durable as he thought they were. The boots he bought 18 months ago should be in good shape by now, but they're not. He wonders about the boot's durability and if it's worth the investment. He also expresses his dissatisfaction with the customer service. He reached out to the company multiple times but received no response. It seems like the brand isn't as committed to its customers as it claims to be with its products. Overall, he appreciates the comfortable features of the Carhartt Ground Force Men's 6" Waterproof Composite Toe Work Boot. However, the concerns about the boots' durability and the lack of customer support cast a long shadow over his experience with the product. Would he buy these boots again? It's a difficult question, but the current quality and support issues make it a challenging decision. 🔗Carhartt Men's Oil Tanned Welt Work Boots: Durable, Comfortable, and Versatilehttps://preview.redd.it/dpu8b2w7yc1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=773e761f47270a607e1268e5c5a9ed3983c26833 I recently tried on the Carhartt 10" Traditional Welt Comp Toe WP Boot, specifically the 15 Men's Brown variant. Right off the bat, I was impressed by the oil-tanned leather and suede upper coated with high abrasion PU. It gave the boot a rugged yet premium feel. One feature that I found quite appealing was the molded rubber toe bumper and the Carhartt Heel Guard. It provided great support and protection to my feet while on the job without compromising on flexibility. The Storm Defender waterproof protection was another aspect of the boot that stood out to me. Working in a rainy environment, I could feel the water resisting capabilities of the boot. It did a great job protecting my feet from getting soaked. However, one downside I encountered with these boots was the removable foam cushion insole with TPU arch support. While it offered some comfort, it felt a bit off after some time, giving me unnecessary pressure on my arches. Another thing I was a bit disappointed with was the rubber lug outsole, which while offering excellent traction and slip resistance, wore out much faster than I expected for a boots in this price range. In conclusion, overall my experience with the Carhartt 10" Traditional Welt Comp Toe WP Boot was satisfactory. The boots have shown good support and protection for my feet, but they could use some improvements in the comfort and durability departments. Buyer's GuideWhen it comes to working boots, you'll want to consider several factors before purchasing a pair. In this section, we'll outline important features, considerations, and advice to help you find the best Carhartt work boots for men.Quality and DurabilityCarhartt is known for its high-quality and long-lasting workwear. When selecting a pair of Carhartt work boots for men, look for materials that can withstand wear and tear, such as leather or nylon. Additionally, check the stitching and construction quality to ensure the boots are built to last. https://preview.redd.it/zmlpm2obyc1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d5870ce4e8fe82985cb6cb5b6f2a13fabd701495 Comfort and FitComfort is crucial when choosing work boots. Look for boots with a cushioned footbed, adequate toe room, and a secure heel. A good fit will also help prevent blisters and reduce fatigue throughout the day. Carhartt offers various widths and sizes to accommodate different foot shapes and sizes.Safety FeaturesWorking in hazardous conditions requires specific safety features in your boots. Consider boots with slip-resistant soles, steel toes, and electrical hazard protection. These features can help protect you from accidents and injuries in the workplace.Waterproofing and BreathabilityIf you work in wet or damp environments, look for work boots that are waterproof and offer good breathability. This will help keep your feet dry and comfortable, even in challenging conditions. https://preview.redd.it/f8z9fq1cyc1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1cbbb6a46dfcce8a14126f45530417e7c5840367 Maintenance and CareTo ensure the longevity of your Carhartt work boots, proper maintenance and care are essential. Regularly clean and condition the leather or nylon materials, and apply waterproofing treatments as needed. Additionally, store your boots in a cool, dry place when not in use to prevent damage and extend their lifespan.Consider Your Work EnvironmentDifferent work environments require specific boot features. For example, if you work in construction, you'll need boots with steel toes and slip-resistant soles. On the other hand, if you work in a warehouse, a pair of waterproof boots may be more suitable. Consider the demands of your workplace when selecting a pair of Carhartt work boots.BudgetCarhartt work boots can range in price based on the features and materials they offer. Determine your budget before shopping to find the best value option that meets your needs. https://preview.redd.it/wv100vgcyc1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3a57e338dd23d67910a153865eb652524af53d51 Read Reviews and Check Warranty InformationBefore making a purchase, read reviews from other buyers to get an idea of the boot's performance and durability. Additionally, check the warranty information to understand the manufacturer's commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.FAQAre Carhartt work boots men's boots comfortable to wear?Yes, Carhartt work boots are designed to provide comfort and support for long hours on the job. They feature padded collars, cushioned soles, and breathable materials that allow for comfortable wear. Some models even have protective inserts to absorb shock and reduce fatigue. https://preview.redd.it/z45tdf0dyc1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=93621834d3a4d74f6c56745c870b9afbf67b0dcc What materials are Carhartt work boots made of?Carhartt work boots are made from high-quality materials such as leather, nylon, and synthetic rubber. The materials used depend on the specific boot model and its intended use. Leather is commonly used for durability and resistance to wear, while nylon and synthetic materials offer lightweight and breathable options.Do Carhartt work boots provide protection against hazards?Yes, Carhartt work boots prioritize safety by offering protective features such as steel toes, metatarsal guards, and electrical hazard protection. These features help protect your feet from injuries caused by heavy objects, falling debris, and electrical hazards.What are the different styles and colors available for Carhartt work boots?Carhartt offers a variety of work boot styles catering to different jobs and preferences. Some popular styles include hiking boots, safety boots, and work boots with a lace-up or slip-on design. As for colors, you can find Carhartt work boots in black, brown, and grey, among others.Are Carhartt work boots waterproof?Some Carhartt work boots are waterproof, while others are not. Waterproof work boots feature a membrane that prevents water from entering the boot but still allows moisture vapor to escape, keeping your feet dry and comfortable. Non-waterproof work boots may be suitable for dry or mild weather conditions.What is the warranty on Carhartt work boots?Carhartt offers a limited lifetime warranty on their work boots, which covers any manufacturing defects. The warranty does not cover wear and tear, misuse, or damage caused by normal wear and tear. For a warranty claim, you must provide proof of purchase and register the footwear within 60 days of purchase.How do I care for and clean my Carhartt work boots?To maintain the quality and durability of your Carhartt work boots, it is essential to clean and care for them properly. After removing any debris, use a soft-bristle brush to gently scrub the boots with a mild soap and warm water. Allow the boots to air dry naturally and avoid using heat or a dryer. For leather boots, apply a leather conditioner or polish to help maintain their appearance and prevent cracking.As an Amazon™ Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. |
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