Discover the timeless elegance of Edwardian boots and learn how to lace them authentically, just like in the early 1900s. Our no-zipper design allows the leather to mold perfectly to your feet for a custom fit. Watch our step-by-step tutorial for an easier, faster lacing routine, and explore our four classic styles: Ruth, Alice, Victoria, and Rose. Perfect fit and historical charm in every pair.
Why We Chose Traditional Lacing for Our Edwardian Boots
During the Edwardian era, boots were made to mold perfectly to the wearer’s feet over time. Zippers weren't used in boots, so lacing was both a practical and natural part of the process. Every loop, pull, and tie allows you to adjust the fit exactly to your liking, creating a comfortable shape that fits exactly your feet.
Benefits of Lacing Edwardian Boots by Hand
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Perfect Fit: Laces let you customize the tightness along your instep, ankle, and calf.
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Authentic Edwardian Look: You’ll be wearing your boots just as people did over a century ago.
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Durability and Comfort: Proper lacing helps the leather mold naturally, supporting the foot and extending the life of your boots.
Step-by-Step: How to Lace Edwardian Boots
We’ve created a short video tutorial to show you exactly how to lace your Edwardian boots with ease. The tutorial will help you develop an efficient routine, so even though the boots have no zipper, putting them on becomes faster.
At first, it may take a few minutes to get both boots laced up just right, but don’t worry. Once you’ve done it a few times, it becomes easier and quicker.
We have four Edwardian lace up boots in our collection: Ruth, Alice, Victoria and Rose
Ruth is a classic Edwardian-inspired everyday boot crafted from full-grain leather with a medium-high shaft, cotton lining, and 3 cm heel. Here pictures in a classic dark brown color, comfortable silicone inserts, and traditional round cotton laces.

Alice is our Classic Edwardian-style boots with a pointed toe, 5.3 cm heel, slim-fitting shaft, and delicate toe perforation. Full-grain leather with leather outsole, canvas lining, and soft silicone inserts for comfort. Long cotton laces and authentic details. Here shown in a warm brown color.

Victoria is a pair of elegant Edwardian-style boots with a pointed toe, 6 cm heel, and vintage perforations. Full-grain leather and suede with leather outsole, canvas lining, and silicone inserts for comfort. Long cotton laces and classic details. Here it is pictured in black.

Rose is our last Edwardian-style boots with a pointed toe, close-fitting silhouette, and 7 cm French pompadour heel. Full-grain leather with leather outsole, cream-white canvas lining, and silicone inserts for comfort. Long cotton laces with metal eyelets, and here show in a beautiful warm cognac color.

Want to learn more about Edwardian fashion and the history of Edwardian boots? Take a look at our blogpost on early 1900s fashion: 1900s Fashion | How did people dress in the early 1900s?
Or perhaps you need a bit of tips on how to break in your brand new leather boots? Read all about in our blogpost: How to break in leather shoes and boots