Men’s Black Boots
Black leather jodphur boots - Rubber sole
Black leather boots - Rubber sole
Black leather ankle boots - Rubber sole
Black leather brogue boots - Commando sole
Black suede leather chukka boots - Leather sole
Black grained leather boots – Commando sole
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Men’s black boots: elegance and versatility for every occasion
Men’s black boots perfectly embody the balance between timeless style and practicality. These shoes are a must-have in any man’s wardrobe, suitable for every season and a wide range of occasions. At In Corio, we make it a point of honor to design elegant and comfortable models that will elevate your look.
Why choose men’s black boots?
Black is a symbol of sophistication, pairing effortlessly with both formal and casual outfits. Black boots work just as well with a gray suit for an important meeting as they do with raw denim for a casual-chic style. At In Corio, we prioritize exceptional materials, such as full-grain leather, and employ artisanal manufacturing methods to ensure longevity and comfort. Opting for our men’s black boots means choosing shoes designed to last while offering remarkable comfort with every step.
Flagship In Corio models
Our black boots are designed to meet all your needs, combining ergonomic support with distinct style:
- - Martin: A lace-up boot, ideal for formal or professional looks. Its sturdy sole ensures perfect grip on all surfaces.
- - Henry: Elegant black leather Chelsea boots, perfect for a relaxed yet polished style.
- - Edgard: Robust and minimalist, this high-top boot stands out for its exceptional comfort and versatile design.
How to wear your black boots
For the office: Pair your black boots with gray dress trousers and a white shirt for an impeccable business silhouette. Casual style: Combine them with raw denim, a beige sweater, and a seasonal jacket for an effortlessly chic look. Special occasions: Wear them with a navy or charcoal suit for a sophisticated, modern alternative to traditional shoes.
Caring for your black boots
To preserve your boots, use a soft brush to gently remove dust from the leather. Regularly apply a nourishing cream to maintain flexibility and shine. We strongly recommend storing them with cedar shoe trees after each wear to maintain their shape and absorb moisture, ensuring they last for years.
Experience In Corio craftsmanship
Elevate your style with our men’s black boots. Each pair reflects In Corio’s artisanal expertise, designed to enhance your look effortlessly. Explore our collection today and find the shoes that will quickly become your go-to companions for incomparable comfort and elegance.
A pair of black boots is often the first ankle boot in a man's wardrobe, because it covers the most occasions. All that remains is to choose the right material and the right silhouette, then to look after them so they keep their shine. Here are our guidelines.
Why choose black boots?
Black boots go with the most formal outfits as well as with jeans: it is the safest colour for a first pair, especially if your wardrobe includes charcoal grey or black suits. Among our men's boots and ankle boots, they are also the most discreet under dark trousers.
The colour of town shoes
Black long remained the colour of town shoes and uniforms, while brown was reserved for the countryside. It keeps that reputation: a black ankle boot in smooth leather is the only one that unhesitatingly accompanies a dark suit or evening wear.
Glazing, a military tradition
In the army, soldiers would shine the toes of their black boots to a mirror finish, by layering, as when polishing leather shoes, thin coats of polish and a few drops of water. This glazing is still done on smooth leathers: on Henry in black leather, a few coats on the toe give a discreet shine, reserved for special occasions.
Smooth leather, grained leather or black suede: which material to choose?
Smooth leather is the dressiest, grained leather the most hard-wearing day to day, black suede the softest. The material matters as much as the colour in placing a black ankle boot somewhere between the office and the weekend.
Smooth leather, for formal outfits
Henry in black full-grain calf leather, on a leather sole that barely protrudes, takes a polish shine and slips under suit trousers. It is the black ankle boot closest to a town shoe.
Grained leather, for town in all weathers
Martin, Matthieu and Edgard are cut from a very supple grained calf leather. The raised grain hides small scratches, and damp leaves fewer marks on it. With their stitched rubber or commando soles, these three ankle boot models are made for winter.
Black suede, a softer alternative
Our Gabin chukka in black Italian velour calf leather gives black a matt, velvety look. It goes with charcoal flannel trousers or black jeans more softly than smooth leather does.
| Model | Type | Material | Sole | For which occasions | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Henry | Chelsea | Smooth full-grain calf leather | Leather | Suit, evening, office | €349 |
| Gabin | Chukka | Italian velour calf leather | Rubber | Office, weekend | €339 |
| Martin | Combat boot | Grained calf leather | Rubber | Everyday town wear | €369 |
| Matthieu | Platform ankle boot | Grained calf leather | Rubber | Town and countryside | €369 |
| Edgard | Brogue boot | Italian grained leather | Commando | Winter, rain | €369 |
How to wear men's black boots?
Black boots are worn with cool or neutral colours: grey, charcoal, black, navy, off-white. They go less naturally with browns and beiges, which are warmer.
With a suit or dress trousers
With a charcoal grey suit or grey flannel trousers, the Henry Chelsea in black leather on a leather sole gives a clean line.
With jeans
Raw denim or black jeans go perfectly with Martin or Edgard: the grained leather and the thick sole balance the cloth. A neat hem, falling just on the shaft, keeps the silhouette tidy. Our guide to men's boots and ankle boots gathers more combinations.
How to care for black boots?
Black boots keep their depth with black cream applied regularly: it nourishes the leather and covers the scuffs that would show a lighter base underneath.
The care routine
- Dust the leather with a horsehair brush, paying particular attention to the join between the upper and the sole.
- Apply a thin coat of black nourishing cream, then let it soak in for a few minutes.
- Buff with a horsehair brush to bring back the shine.
- For black suede, brush dry with a brass brush, then revive the colour with a renovator.
- Slip cedar shoe trees into your ankle boots between wears.
Size and comfort
Take your usual size for Henry, Gabin, Martin and Matthieu. Edgard runs large: we suggest taking a size down. All are built on the In Corio ergonomic last, with Blake stitching and a high-density latex foam under the full-grain leather insole, and are made in the family workshops of Porto.
Not sure about your size? Come and try our models and feel our leathers in our boutiques in the Marais, Saint-Germain-des-Prés or Lyon. Online, returns and exchanges are free.
Frequently asked questions about men's black boots
Can you wear black boots with a suit?
Yes. A black ankle boot in smooth leather, with a thin sole, such as a Chelsea on a leather sole, goes with a charcoal grey or black suit.
Black or brown boots: which should you choose first?
If your wardrobe is mostly dark suits, start with black. If you tend to wear jeans, chinos and warm colours, brown will be more versatile.
How to revive scuffed black boots?
Dust the leather, apply a black nourishing cream that covers the scuffs, then buff with a horsehair brush. On grained leather, the texture already hides most small marks.
In summary
Black boots are the easiest to wear with a dressy outfit. Henry in smooth leather on a leather sole is the most formal, Gabin in black suede the softest, Martin, Matthieu and Edgard in grained leather the most robust. A black cream and regular buffing keep them shining.
