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Height is the main difference. Mini boots sit at the ankle and give a lighter, more casual look; short boots reach a little higher for a bit more warmth and coverage; and tall boots run up the calf, which suits colder days and layering over leggings. Warmth tends to rise with height, so pick the height that matches how you plan to wear them.

Materials vary from style to style and often include sheepskin, suede, and wool blends, with some styles using other materials. Sheepskin-lined boots are popular for their softness and warmth. Because the mix differs between designs, the materials for any given boot are listed on its product page so you can check before choosing.

Many classic styles are worn with a snug fit that eases slightly as the lining settles, so if you are between sizes some people size down. Fit can differ between designs though, especially across kids, women's, and men's ranges. The size guide on each product page is the most reliable reference for the boot you are looking at.

A few habits keep them looking good. Avoid soaking them and keep them out of heavy rain where possible, let them dry naturally away from direct heat, and brush suede gently to lift dust and light marks. A suede protector spray adds a layer of defence against everyday spills and scuffs.