Platform boots
- Barleymower
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Re: Platform boots
The shaker 72 for me. I was not into platform boots but Mouse especially keeps wafting them under my nose and I'm being slowly swayed.
I bought these a few weeks ago and like all DM's for me the are taking a lot of breaking in.
I bought these a few weeks ago and like all DM's for me the are taking a lot of breaking in.
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Re: Platform boots
I don't understand the appeal. They all strike me as terribly hot, heavy, and uncomfortable, never-mind the cost would buy several comfy skirts!
Re: Platform boots
The boots, pictured above, remind me of military combat boots 
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DrFishnets
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Re: Platform boots
This is my opinion but Dr Marten boots look fabulous with skirts and dresses. I have two pairs of DM boots (one pair oxblood red and the other pair black) and one pair of DM shoes which are black. Another good boot are Chelsea boots and Timberland boots which are more comfortable. However, I like my DMs best and it took me a couple of weeks of wearing to break into one pair I bought but the other pairs didn’t really need any breaking into.
My name is Arty. I’m a guy with a passion for wearing skirts, dresses and tights and a hobbiest musician and artist. 
Mouse's Wedge-heeled Boots
Not strictly platform boots, I rather like the wedge-heeled boots which Mouse wore to Meetup No 6/2 and his visit to "The Great Electric Train Show ".
Are the boots still available to buy, Mouse? Link?
The links above go to, "Mouse at work and play...", in his "Pics and Looks" thread.
Are the boots still available to buy, Mouse? Link?
The links above go to, "Mouse at work and play...", in his "Pics and Looks" thread.
Re: Mouse's Wedge-heeled Boots
shadowfax wrote: ↑Sun Oct 19, 2025 7:19 am Not strictly platform boots, I rather like the wedge-heeled boots which Mouse wore to Meetup No 6/2 and his visit to "The Great Electric Train Show ".
Are the boots still available to buy, Mouse? Link?

This is the closest that Timberland now do to my wedges and they are available in 5 colour ways.
https://www.timberland.com/en-gb/p/wome ... B0A5Y5R231
After buying my tall Timberland boots in 2017, I saw my wedges in a sale in 2018/19 and thought they would be the next step in my public boot wearing under my skirts.
I have always thought that a number of classic boot brands have just taken their standard boot and made them interesting for the female side of the shop. DM, Converse and Timberland all make standard boots for the man box and tall, heels, platforms, colours and other interesting features for people outside the man box. Apart from sizing issues, these are all just interesting boots that we can wear.
Daily, a happy man in a skirt...
Re: Mouse's Wedge-heeled Boots
Thank you very much for the information, Mouse.Mouse wrote: ↑Sun Oct 19, 2025 8:19 amThis is the closest that Timberland now do to my wedges and they are available in 5 colour ways.shadowfax wrote: ↑Sun Oct 19, 2025 7:19 am Not strictly platform boots, I rather like the wedge-heeled boots which Mouse wore to Meetup No 6/2 and his visit to "The Great Electric Train Show ".
Are the boots still available to buy, Mouse? Link?
https://www.timberland.com/en-gb/p/wome ... B0A5Y5R231
After buying my tall Timberland boots in 2017, I saw my wedges in a sale in 2018/19 and thought they would be the next step in my public boot wearing under my skirts.
I have always thought that a number of classic boot brands have just taken their standard boot and made them interesting for the female side of the shop. DM, Converse and Timberland all make standard boots for the man box and tall, heels, platforms, colours and other interesting features for people outside the man box. Apart from sizing issues, these are all just interesting boots that we can wear.
Sorry for the thread drift, petieken.