Dr. Martens 1460 Bex Platform Boots - Black - UK 11
Give your favourite boots a boost. The 1460 Bex boot stands on our elevated Bex sole and retains t...Give your favourite boots a boost. The 1460 Bex boot stands on our elevated Bex sole and retains the classic hallmarks of our Original 8-eye silhouette. Built from Smooth leather, with yellow welt stitching, a black and yellow heel loop, and a distinctive grooved bouncing sole. Sole height: 1.5”. Upper: 100% Leather Inner: 60% Leather 40% Textile Sole: 100% PVC. A timeless essential for your autumn and winter wardrobe, the Dr. Martens 1460 boots continue to epitomise the label's iconic roots with their signature 8-eyelet design. This enduring silhouette has been reimagined with a bold update, featuring the sturdy and elevated ‘Bex’ sole. Crafted from smooth polished leather, they are complete with the signature Goodyear-welt stitching and rubber soles. A cornerstone of autumn/winter wardrobes, Dr. Martens' 1460 boots boast an iconic 8-eye design. The silhouette has been updated with a chunky ‘Bex’ sole for added lift and a rugged silhouette. Crafted from Dr. Marten’s classic smooth leather, the round-toe boots are polished for a high-shine finish.
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This guide is for anyone who owns or is considering purchasing the Dr. Martens 1460 Bex boot. These boots are known for their iconic design, durability, and comfort, making them a great choice for everyday wear. A key benefit is the elevated Bex sole for added height and a unique look. However, the break-in period can take some time. This guide will provide information on the boot's features, care, and troubleshooting common issues.
All features
Age Group
adult
Colour
Black
Gender
Unisex
Material
Leather
Shoe Size UK
11
Accent Colour
Yellow
Shoe Type
Boots
Series
1460 Bex
Model Part Number
190665298857
Brand
Dr. Martens
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I clean my Dr. Martens 1460 Bex boots?
Wipe the boots with a damp cloth to remove dirt and debris. For stubborn marks, use a leather cleaner.
What is the sole height of the 1460 Bex boots?
The sole height is 1.5 inches.
How do I break in new Dr. Martens boots?
Wear the boots for short periods, gradually increasing the time. Use leather conditioners to soften the leather.
What kind of leather is used?
The boots are made from Smooth leather.
Are the boots waterproof?
While the boots are water-resistant, they are not fully waterproof. Avoid prolonged exposure to heavy rain or standing water.
Can I replace the soles?
Yes, a cobbler can resole the boots when the soles are worn down.
What is the heel loop for?
The heel loop is designed to help you pull the boots on.
Troubleshooting
Boots feel too stiff initially.
Wear the boots for short periods, gradually increasing the time. Use leather conditioners to soften the leather.
Scratches on the leather.
Use a leather polish or cream in the correct colour to treat scratches. Clean the area before applying the polish.
Sole wear and tear.
Regularly clean the sole. Consider professional resoling when the sole is heavily worn.
Creasing of leather.
Use shoe trees to maintain the shape of the boots when not in use.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable and long-lasting construction.
Iconic design and recognizable style.
Comfortable fit with a supportive sole.
Versatile for various outfits and occasions.
Cons
Can require a break-in period.
May be susceptible to creasing with wear.
The elevated sole may not suit everyone's style.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Sizing: Refer to the Dr. Martens size guide for accurate sizing.
Initial Wear: Begin with short periods of wear to break in the leather.
Cleaning: Use a damp cloth to wipe off dirt and debris.
Leather Care: Apply a leather conditioner to maintain the leather's quality. Avoid direct heat sources to prevent damage.
Storage: Store boots in a cool, dry place when not in use.
Compatibility: Suitable for use in various weather conditions, but avoid prolonged exposure to extreme conditions that could damage the leather.