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s. But, are your boots made in the USA?  Buying any product made in its country of origin is always a good choice. You tap into local craftsmen and support a local economy. Boots badged with the American flag can inspire a special kind of patriotism. It reduces the carbon footprint, keeps the money close, and promotes local jobs. You feel like you’re supporting the hometown team. But, how much of your boot is made from American-sourced parts? Well, the devil lives in the details. With boots made in the U.S., the details are entrenched in semantics, historical amendments, and degrees...

s Make sure you've got a place for all your shoes. (Anastasia Shuraeva via Pexels/) The one thing sneakerheads, stiletto fanatics, and regular Joes and Joannes have in common is a surfeit of shoes. Because even if you aren’t particularly obsessed with footwear, chances are just the number of pairs you need to cover all the seasons and occasions in your life—snow boots, rain boots, flip-flops, flats, running shoes—amount to more than just a few pairs. And if you do have a thing for shoes, multiply that times 100. Perhaps until now you’ve shoved them underneath the bed, created a...

Heads up: Buying via our links may result in us getting a commission. Here’s why. Jomers White Oak Cone Stretch Denim – $34 ($68) About the Author: Adam Terry is Dappered’s resident shoe & denim expert. He’s a thirtysomething Technical Trainer in the heating and manufacturing industry. He enjoys bourbon, boots, sneakers, and raw denim. He’s also a new dad! Jomers is a pretty exciting brand in the menswear clothing arena. Unlike a lot of the other new face, direct to consumer brands, they’ve been around since 2013 and are notorious for bringing killer value to menswear enthusiasts – made in the...