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This season, Aether goes all-in on heritage craftsmanship boots

Aether delivers three stylish new options for the Fall 2025 season

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Despite its young age, Aether has made its impact among fans of winter sports and motorcycling. Because of the brand’s rugged, durable approach, it’s no surprise it has garnered a cult following since its inception in 2009. Along with apparel, the brand is known for its gear and footwear that can withstand any journey you may set on. Now, the brand is embarking on a new adventure for the Fall 2025 season with a footwear collection that introduces three new styles and a new array of colors for its most iconic silhouette. 

Whether you’re walking around the city or taking a walk through nature, these new Aether boots deliver it all. For the first time, Aether is introducing Goodyear Welt Construction to its footwear, making these boots among the most durable in its lineup. With plenty of activities and sights to see this fall and winter season, Aether’s new collection reminds us that you can do them in stylish boots. 

Aether bets on durability and style for Fall 2025

In its most recent fall collection, Aether has delivered three new boot styles and new colorways for its Dolomite Boot. One of the brand’s best-selling options, the Dolomite Boot is now available in black and espresso brown, and can be pre-ordered. For the newest styles, Aether is bringing durability and ruggedness to the city with its City Chelsea Boot. An elevated style for dressier occasions, this sleek Chelsea boot is available in black and crafted from premium materials hand-selected for the occasion. The boot features a real leather insole board and a natural latex insole, capped off with Italian calf leather, making it a sophisticated and elevated option.

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 Further on, the brand has also introduced a more casual option, the Monroe Chelsea Boot. This Chelsea boot arrives in two colorways and is crafted from German cow suede and Italian calfskin leather. Custom, deep-lug rubber outsoles have been added, giving your boot plenty of traction to take on the day. Rounding out the new collection is the lace-up Avenue Boot. Also available in two colorways, the Avenue Boot fuses heritage boots with WWII-era combat boots for a timeless yet modern lace-up style. The boot is crafted and finished by hand using premium full-grain Pull-Up leather. All of the shoes are hand-crafted in a family-owned factory in Portugal, further cementing the brand’s mission to deliver quality over quantity. The three new boot styles and colorways are available now via Aether’s webstore and retail between $450 and $550. 

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