New boot hype from Dr. Martens: This model surprises with an upgrade and is sure to soon become a bestseller.
The shoes of Dr. Martens have firmly established themselves as a stylish must-have in the fashion world. With their design in a rocking grunge look and robust workmanship, they delight normal people and fashion professionals alike.
Every new launch is therefore eagerly awaited and the boot manufacturer has therefore come up with some new designs for winter 2025. Included is the “Jarrick II” model, which surprises with sophisticated lacing – and we can already predict that it will be a bestseller.
This boot model is a big fashion trend in winter 2025
The new ankle bootsJarrick II* combines the best style elements of Dr. Martens DNA: a distinctive, chunky sole, high-quality leather and of course the characteristic stitching.
Our highlight: The cool interplay of zipper and lacing - a mix that makes the shoe not only stylish, but also incredibly practical. Simply slip it on, tie it - and off you go!
You can shop the “Jarrick II” ankle boots here.*
The “Jarrick II” model offers the best grip with its robust AirWair™ sole and ensures a comfortable fit. In terms of color, the shoe remains true to the iconic black. It remains to be seen whether the laced version will soon be available in other colors.
How to style Dr. Martens
Fashion professionals know: The edgy boots from Dr. Martens go with any outfit. Whether with wide-leg jeans or as a break from an elegant dress - the chunky style of the shoe ensures a fashion-forward look that catches the eye.
Pair with a midi skirt and a denim or biker jacket for an eye-catching look similar to this New York street style:
Our conclusion: must-have for 2025
If a shoe deserves the title “Winter Trend 2025”, it is this oneJarrick II* by Dr. Martens. No matter whether you are looking to add a statement piece to your shoe closet or are looking for a durable everyday model - the stylish boot from Dr. Martens will perfectly complement your style.
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