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Dr Martens’ new 1460 Rain Boot proves function can look refined

Dr. Martens unveils new sleek rain boots for the winter

By Leslie Leon Published November 12, 2025

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Although Dr. Martens is recognized as one of the most symbolic boot brands in streetwear, there’s one style that the brand has yet to dominate – until now. While the brand’s patent boots and signature yellow stitching are firmly cemented in boot history, rain boots had remained one of the last silhouettes to reach their lineup. With the release of the 1460 Rain Boot, Dr. Martens has finally offered longtime fans a chance to add this seasonal shoe to their rotation, complete with all of the characteristics of a Dr. Martens shoe. As with many of their designs, the rain boot isn’t your ordinary winter piece, but instead Dr. Martens’ version of the style. Perfect for navigating the streets in the gloomy, rainy weather of winter, the 1460 Rain Boot proves that Dr. Martens is more than just a traditional lace-up boot.

Dr. Martens finally releases rain boots for the season

Designed to handle heavy rainstorms, the Dr. Martens 1460 Rain Boot isn’t just for looks, even though it manages to succeed at that too. Keeping the classic 8-eyelet shape of the original 1460 model, the rain boots are upgraded with a PVC-coated upper and fused outsole for waterproof protection. Faux-stitch detailing brings back the classic Dr. Martens look, while a rubberized heel tab and a custom last shape complete the design.

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Inside, the PVC upper shell is lined with polyester, protecting against water, abrasion, and chemicals without sacrificing flexibility. The heat-sealed Goodyear welt construction ensures durability and resilience for all of your rainy-day journeys. To maximize functionality, the rain boots also feature an air-cushioned BEN sole for traction and support. The rain boots’ SoftWair insoles ensure comfort with every step, even in harsh conditions. Ready for all types of outdoor adventures or urban journeys, the 1460 Rain Boots are available in four colorways: Yellow, Black, Olive, and Lilac. All four colorways are available via Dr. Martens and retail for $110 each.

Leslie is a Los Angeles-based writer and content creator. After attaining a bachelor's degree in journalism from California…

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