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CHELSEA BOOTS
Chelsea boots are a type of ankle boot originally designed for riding but have since become a popular shoe choice for both men and women. It has elastic side panels that make it easy to put on and take off. Chelsea boots are characterized by their sleek, streamlined design and being lace-free. Chelsea boots are a versatile and stylish choice for both casual and formal occasions. They can be worn with jeans, chino pants and suits. Nefes Shoes created these chelsea boots, continuing the tradition of zero drop handmade bare feet that allow the toes to spread.

BAREFOOT BOOT
Barefoot boots are shoes designed to mimic the experience of being barefoot while providing protection for the feet. These boots typically have a very minimalist design and have a flexible, thin sole that allows feet to move around and feel the ground as natural as possible. In addition, Breathing Shoes traditionally offer a wide toe box that allows the toes to spread and helps develop proper alignment and balance.

ZERO DROP
Zero drop boots are shoes whose heel is in line with the toes, that is, there is no difference in height between the heel and the forefoot. This design helps promote a natural, more efficient gait and is beneficial for individuals who want to improve their posture and alignment or reduce pressure on their feet and legs.

ALL GENUINE LEATHER INCLUDING THE SOLE
As usual, we made all the shoes from genuine leather. We used 5-8 mm thick buffalo leather on the sole of the shoe. We know you want more grip in the winter months. That's why we added high-quality rubber to the sole.

RUBBER OUTSOLE FOR MORE GRIP
Rubber outsoles are a durable and flexible material that provides good traction and grip on a variety of surfaces, making them a popular choice for shoe outsoles. Resistant to water and other elements, rubber outsoles help keep your feet dry and comfortable in wet or muddy conditions. However, knowing that these shoes are genuine leather, we would like to remind you that you should avoid direct contact with intense water.