Botas de mujer Dr. Martens

Putting the funk in functional has been part of the Dr. Martens heritage since 1945. Quite literally. That’s when Dr. Klaus Maertens teamed up with Dr. Herbert Funk to create the prototype of the brand’s iconic air-cushioned sole. By the 1960s, the Dr. Martens work boot that we know and love today was born and embraced by the rebellious and the iconoclastic.

The defiant spirit of both the boot and its wearers is still going strong today. The 1460 Dr. Martens boot, with its grooved ridges, 8 eyes, heel loop and yellow stitching, is the original tough-girl silhouette — whether in classic black smooth leather, a colorful suede or iridescent glitter. And there are plenty of other Doc silhouettes with attitude — from the 20-eye knee-highs to fur-lined, chunky-heeled, a Chelsea style and the baddest Mary Janes ever built.