| A good pair of boots is certainly not a
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| | its boot shafts folded down, sooner or
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| cheap investment. Most cowboy boots, such
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| | later, the shape will distort; and there
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| as Twisted-X boots, are more costly than
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| | goes your expensive boots. Your boots will
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| normal shoes, thanks to the materials and
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| | have unsightly, wrinkled crease marks . .
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| the construction techniques used in making
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| | . a no-no in boot fashion.
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| the product.
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| | 5) Except for the ones with hard boot
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| Boots play an important part of your
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| | shafts, keep your boots stored upright.
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| feet's protection and for fashion. That's
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| | Most boot shafts, especially those made of
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| why they need to be well-cleaned and
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| | softer leather or elastic material, tend
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| well-maintained. While regular cleaning
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| | to topple down.
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| and maintaining will surely prolong its
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| | To keep them in an upright position, you
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| life, a pair of boots also needs to be
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| | may try putting a rubber band around the
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| stored properly.
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| | shafts of each pair of boots. You may clip
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| Here are some tips on how to properly
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| | them if you don't have rubber bands.
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| store your boots so that you would extend
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| | Whichever way, be careful to avoid making
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| its service and, at the same time, save
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| | a crease mark.
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| space.
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| | A better way to keep the boot shaft
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| 1) Boots are considerably larger than most
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| | upright is to try a boot tree. A boot tree
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| of most other footwear. Therefore, you
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| | is a device that looks like a wooden,
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| should first find a place where the boots
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| | plastic, or metal L with a movable joint.
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| can fit inside.
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| | You insert the boot tree in side your
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| 2) Choose a place where you can keep your
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| | boot, and the frame's shape serves as
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| boots within easy reach so you can just
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| | guide, keeping the shaft upright. The boot
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| grab them and go. Mudrooms and entrance
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| | tree also prevents crease marks from
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| closets are preferable. The convenience of
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| | developing.
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| the storage place will also help you
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| | 6) Keep your boots away from direct
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| remember to put them back there after
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| | sunlight. Sunlight makes the leather
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| using the pair.
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| | brittle and fades away the color of your
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| 3) If you have more than one pair of
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| | boots. Always close the door of your
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| boots, you need to categorize them
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| | storage place to prevent sunlight and dust
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| according to the height of their shafts.
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| | from coming in.
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| Not only will your closet look organized,
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| | 7) Store your boots away from wet places.
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| but also, you will also be able to match
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| | If water somehow drips in the storage
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| several boots at once very easily and
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| | space (due to leaks from above, for
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| quickly.
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| | example), find another place to store your
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| 4) If your storage space has racks in it
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| | boots.
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| or if you decide to put them in a shoe
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| | 8) If you don't have a closet or storage
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| rack, put your boots on the top level.
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| | space, you can store the boots in a
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| This prevents the softer tops from being
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| | large-enough crate or in the box where
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| folded down. If the boots are stored with
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| | they were stored.
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