Thursday, May 22, 2014

Target Latest Fashion Trends With Under Armor Boots

Anyone who hears the term under armor boots for the first time would assume that they are connected to combat and are specifically military attire. You couldnt be more off the mark. No doubt, field operations such as military ones need special boots, but these have now turned into more of a fashion trend. When it comes to footwear and fashion, keeping track of whats in and whats out needs a certain amount of patience and effort. The world is trending towards more comfortable clothing and under armor boots are becoming an increasingly popular and acceptable part of city attire.

 What probably would have been mocked a few years ago is now considered the height of fashion. Popular search engines have reported that sites which deal in military boots or armor boots have been getting a larger number of hits. People want to know what they are and where they can be used. Why this sudden interest in these seemingly bulky and unwieldy footwear? There are several probable reasons for this. Wearing military boots or armor boots as they are popularly called has become a fashion statement of sorts.

 Apart from this, people are opting for comfort against looks and somehow under armor boots fit the bill on both fronts. Reebok army boots serve multiple purposes. They are sturdy and can be worn in any weather. Their looks are deceptive in that some varieties can be surprisingly light and breathable. They are ideal footwear in cold weather and can be worn in rugged terrain. They are the best choice in army operations and can be used in workplaces such as construction sites, factories as well as in climbing activities.

 They provide your feet comfort and prevent injuries. All Reebok army boots are made from very strong material and are very durable. The variety of armor boots is definitely mind boggling. You can choose from a range of air-force boots, navy boots and coast guard boots. In addition to this there are specialized hot weather, cold weather, jungle, flight deck, combat, and tactical boots. You name the use and there will be boots to suit that need. Some of them also have steel toes and can be used by workers on maintenance sites and those who work with heavy and powerful equipment like pneumatic tools.

 Flame resistant armor boots can be used by fire-fighters and waterproof boots are ideal for those trekking expeditions in the mountains. The fact that these boots last almost forever, means they are value for money. Apart from all the practical reasons you would buy them for, armor shoes gel extremely well with gothic style apparel. These boots are available in branded stores as well as at army surplus stores. Outdoor equipment stores tend to stock a variety of brands as well. There are several online stores and sites that sell these boots at great prices and offer excellent discounts and deals.

Wednesday, May 7, 2014

Overseas Fashion Trends - Scandinavia And The Onesie

During my world travels I came across beautiful Norway. Anyone who is about to embark on a trip to an unfamiliar location always seems to envision what it would be like in their head. Most of the time it happens to be pretty cliche. For Norway, I pictured steep triangle roofed houses scattered on large vast landscapes. And of course, great Scandinavian design, everywhere.

 After arriving in the capital Oslo, I quickly needed to feed my curiosity to see if everything I believed was true. Thankfully it was! Vast landscapes of picturesque islands with quaint houses everywhere. However, when biding my time in the city centre, it was easier to sense style trends. One obvious trend that was emerging, was the onesie, which managed to gain street credit value.


 At first sight, I thought it was some pajama craze and some critics of the one piece suit may argue that it is. It reminded me of my high school days, when all the popular kids tried to create a 'big baby' fad. Pacifier wearing with their younger sibling's teletubbie backpack as school bags were just some examples. Personally, that look weirded me out but somehow this pseudo sleepwear trend I witnessed in Norway didn't have the same effect. There wasn't too much modification in terms of the onesie design. Keeping it plain and simple is best, during the initial trend 'wave' in some respects. However, it was the endless variety of patterns and which magically turned what was sleepwear into street chic.

 One should really never be baffled at what youths consider 'in' these days. Everyone ends up putting in there two cents of criticism. Although in this instance it did, because I always knew Scandinavian design and fashion to be really good. Acne, Moods of Norway, Urbanears and Ikea (if you are not a design elitist). Design from this part of the world always stood for excellence. Clean, minimalistic, never fail yet stylish. So the onesie was a little out of the box.

 If you are going to be diplomatic about it, another describing word for Scandinavian design is practicality. So if any country in the world would choose to have the onesie in vogue, it should be Norway. If you imagine how cold it gets there, you would do all it takes to stay rugged up whilst being comfortable. Looks like the trend is still going on strong with Norwegian brand "One Piece" launching shops around the world. Proving that the onesie isn't just for the great indoors.

 Just one thing I have to wonder about these iconic onesies and jumpsuits alike... Is there any difficulty using the bathroom?