Caps & Hats »» Burberry Hats:  

 "I'm a pretty tough critic when it comes to my clothes. I am thrilled with this purchase. Savvy shoppers know that there's a big difference between the $100 boot, the $200 boot and the $350+ boot. Some of it is styling, most of it is quality of materials and craftsmanship. While I picked these up for about $110, the leather is strong, thin and supple like you'd see in a boot closer to the $200 range. Mine are black and there's some extra shine around the toes, I think for protection. The comfort factor is great. They are lightweight and fit snugly like a nice pair of leather shoes. But they come up higher, keep my feet warmer and are waterproof. In terms of styling, I effing hate most chukkas. Usually they look nice until you lift your cuff, and then there's this mess of laces and unexpected contours. These are minimal buy sexy, looking almost Italian by design, which is really strange for Timberland IMHO. It was the first pair of their boots I ever bought. And I love that they don't have any crazy stitching or a bulky stompin' tread. These Timbs ain't gangsta, yo. Plus you get the satisfying knowledge that they are a 7 out of 10 in terms of sustainable production... whatever that means. The only two complaints I have: - The shoelaces, while of excellent quality, are a bit too long in my opinion. It's like Timberland thought they were cool enough to make them a decorative item. That is ALMOST true. - Sizes run big. I'm a 10 and got these in 9.5, which fit perfectly. "