Today, a desert boot in a light sand-brown suede with its contrast crepe sole looks best worn with the nonchalance of a vintage casual look; think dark selvage denim jeans, a cable-knit jumper, and a casual Harrington jacket or light raincoat thrown over the top. Oh, and if you have a Triumph bike, even better. Embrace the suppleness of the suede and the relaxed look of these boots as they mold to your feet and soften completely.

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Chukka Boots

The desert boot’s smarter cousin, the chukka boot is perhaps the perfect all-rounder, the perfect foray into how to wear boots with jeans if you have a pair of these kicking around in your closet. In dark brown suede or leather, it’s a little dressier than the desert style, but it’s an absolute wardrobe staple.

Neutrality and versatility is the key to this boot style. In chestnut suede, they smarten up dark jeans with a more casual shirt and blazer or a lightweight jumper and coat. Then, at the weekend for a chilly walk to the pub, wear them with a light-wash pair of jeans, a relaxed bomber jacket or rain mac and a classic plain tee – you could always add in a check scarf to keep things interesting.

If you tend to opt for black jeans, then a black suede version is well worth the effort, especially as an evening style and they always look more considered than basic black leather shoes.

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Work Boots

As the temperatures really drop and you plan long walks in the park, or a day watching the football or rugby, you’ll soon realize that as cool as your trainers look, after a couple of hours standing in one spot on freezing concrete, they just aren’t going cut it. What you need is a pair of heavy-duty, thick-soled work boots – without any compromise on comfort, next step is how to wear boots with jeans so you don’t stick out like a sore thumb.