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Dr. Martens’ latest twist: the Zebzag boot with bold sculpting

Dr. Martens brings new boot styles to the Zebzag line

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Building on the success of the viral AnyWair Mules, Dr. Martens is getting ready to turn this viral moment into their next all-year shoe. Building on their Zebzag line, Dr. Martens’ newest launch is poised to take on the fall season and beyond with a laceless style that’s perfect for wear anywhere. With two new boot silhouettes, the new Zebzag boots offer an easy way to expand the usage of your footwear beyond a single season. In a statement, the chief product officer at Dr. Martens, Adam Meek, mentioned, “The new Zebzag boot silhouettes are made to move with you, slotting effortlessly into any wardrobe while delivering that unmistakable Dr. Martens edge. They reflect our commitment to innovation and timeless design, shaped by how our wearers live, move, and express their individual style.”

Dr. Martens brings the Zebzag line to your boot collection

For their newest Zebzag silhouettes, Dr. Martens is introducing two new boots that bring the laceless features into the mainstream. The Zebzag Laceless boot, available in Black Wyoming Leather, Dark Brown Wyoming Leather, and Savannah Tan Suede, is a slip-on model inspired by the 1460 model. The second option, the Zebzag Rigger Boot, offers a slightly lower ankle height and incorporates features commonly found in traditional workwear boots. The Rigger Boot is available in Wyoming leather or water-resistant Milled Nubuck in various hues. In both iterations, the shoes feature SoftWair insoles and the iconic soles crafted with a cushioned core that blends a lightweight EVA midsole and a PVC tread. The sole base also comes with Dr. Martens’ signature exaggerated grooving, tread pattern, and yellow welt stitching. Both styles are now available via Dr. Martens’ webstore and are priced at $150 each.  

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