10 Snow Boots You'll Actually Want to Wear This Winter

These durable Sorel snow boots with a faux shearling cuff are an A-plus option for those nasty blizzards that appear in the middle of the work day. 

When you don't want to fully commit to the tall boot, Sergio Rossi's rubber lace up booties go perfectly with a chunky sweater and a pair of skinny jeans. They don't look too bad on the 'gram either. 

Not what you were picturing when they said snow boots, huh? Yes, these waterproof thigh-high boots are absolutely made for rain and snow, meaning you can wear them straight into the office. 

Unlined rain boots aren't necessarily bad for the winter, but you have to make sure you have a thick pair of socks to go with them. That said, for a shoe you can wear year-round, Everlane's cult-favorite rain boots are the way to go. They're available in black, green, stone, toffee, and pink. 

These chelsea rain boots (that don't actually look like rain boots) are 30-degrees-and-below-approved. They double as snow boots, and I can confirm the incredibly plush liner will make them the warmest shoes you’ll ever own.

The kind of shoes you won't be able to stop touching because they're so damn soft. The pumice stone is a refreshing color choice from the black and brown boots we're typically used to, but if you're a creature of habit they're also available in those shades.

The North Face's lightweight ankle boots are perfect for those of us who don't like to attract too much attention to our feet—especially while wearing a statement coat.

The shearling on the inside (warmth) and suede on the outside (style) makes these the ideal pair of snow boots you'll wish you could keep wearing come July.

If you love the durability of your Timberlands but the style...not so much...go for this new look that has a slimmer silhouette and a comfortable footbed. 

Live out your Alaskan ski trip dreams in these cozy shearling-lined boots that come with two sets of laces: one red and one cream.

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