Dr. Martens 1460

The Dr. Martens 1460 — named for its launch date of April 1, 1960 — is one of the most iconic and culturally loaded boots ever made. What began as sturdy workwear for factory workers became the footwear of choice for skinheads, punks, Goths, grunge fans, and every countercultural movement that followed. The silhouette is unmistakable: an eight-eyelet lace-up ankle boot constructed from Dr. Martens' signature smooth leather, built to withstand decades of wear. The Goodyear-welted construction bonds the upper to the air-cushioned sole using a heat-sealed Z-welt stitch, creating a boot that can be resoled and rebuilt indefinitely. The iconic yellow welt stitch, grooved sole edges, and two-tone base are non-negotiable design elements. The AirWair™ sole — lightweight, slip-resistant, oil-resistant, and fuel-resistant — provides all-day comfort on hard surfaces. The padded collar cushions the ankle, while the structured leather upper breaks in over time to take on the shape and character of its wearer. Generations have stamped their identity into a pair of 1460s. Now it's your turn.