desert boots

British  

plural noun

1. ankle-high suede boots with laces and soft soles, worn informally by men and women

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Example Sentences

The silver skull jewelry that has been his signature is toned down; the scarves and desert boots left behind.

From New York Times

You don’t think he just felt he looked hip and cool in his shearling coat, his Brooks Brothers suits, his desert boots?

From New York Times

I’ll put on a nice pair of jeans and either my Clarks desert boots or my chukka boots.

From New York Times

Chain-smoking Camels, they pioneered the grunge look long before the birth of Nirvana: They favored Pendleton flannels, lightweight cords or faded denims, and desert boots.

From Los Angeles Times

Last year it closed its only remaining UK factory after it failed to hit its targets for making desert boots.

From BBC