Gray sky, gloomy weather, drizzling rain ... These eternal companions of the autumn bring in the mood of sad notes, and the soul asks for dried flowers and the riot of colors of the past summer. What to do in this case? How to diversify your life and make it a little bit brighter? You can tackle a global solution to the problem and paint the walls in the house in lime and crimson colors, or you can just make small changes to the wardrobe. The first option, maybe soon you'll get bored, but the second one can be changed to the mood.
As the most vivid accent in clothes designers suggest using women's autumn boots Hunter. They are somewhat reminiscent of old good rubber boots that moms bought in childhood for many of us, but unlike those without models, Hunter boots are known and loved all over the world. This footwear is worn by both farmers and VIP fashionists who, because of weather conditions, do not want to soak their feet. Than the boots have won such furious success? There are several points:
- boots are equipped with a multi-layer foam insole and an orthopedic shoe, which guarantees comfortable wearing;
- to retain heat installed fur lining;
- The surface of the boot is made of strong vulcanized rubber;
- in the range of colors and patterns presented, which satisfies the tastes of the most demanding fashionistas.
In addition, manufacturers note that each pair of boots is assembled by hand, and a whole staff is working on the design development. Knowingly, Hunter began to officially supply shoes to the British Royal Family. The Duke of Edinburgh personally signed a "royal permission" to supply shoes. This fact alone is a sign of excellent quality, and the recognition of the royal couple is the highest echelon of the world elite.
History of boots Hunter
Production of boots began with the fact that a successful American businessman Henry Lee Norris opened in Edinburgh a new factory for the production of rubber. Over time, the entrepreneur began to produce boots reminiscent of military. They had a low heel and approached both women and men. The boots were jokingly called "Wellingtons," in honor of the famous Duke of Wellington.
During the First World War, the factory received a large state order for reliable boots, suitable for trenches and damp trenches. As a result, the employees fulfilled the plan and produced more than a million pairs of Wellingtons. In the Second World War, the order was duplicated. The production had to be transferred to another large plant - Heathall Dumfries.
Boots served faith and truth and soldiers in the field and in court circles. In the summer of 2007, the brand Hunter had record sales and beat all records. To save materials and fuel, as well as modernize the factory, the production was moved to the Far East and Europe, but the quality did not suffer from this.
Variety of rubber boots
Products Hunter affects a variety of colors and textures. In the range are presented as single-color models, so bright boots with prints. But the greenest "Wellingtons" remotely resembling military boots remained the most loved and sold ones. Shoes can have a smooth lacquered surface, and texture, reminiscent of the skin of a snake or crocodile. It is very interesting to wear rubber boots with an imitation of quilted material, or with matte coating.
In each pair of boots on the front of the shaft, there is a label of the brand - the inscription "Hunter" on a white background, enclosed in a rectangle. In addition, the side has a branded clasp that does not play any functional role.
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