3 Pairs of Affordable Boots for Fall

by Central Florida Chic

It’s officially fall. Sadly, it only feels like fall some mornings in Florida. But regardless, I’ve got my boots ready to wear at a moments notice. Since I rarely get to wear my boots, I always hunt for the most affordable pairs for fall. There’s no need to drop $100+ on something I’ll only wear once a year. (That’s just not convincing girl math, you know?)

Last year, I had the most luck finding affordable (and comfortable) fall boots at Target. In fact, I bought two pairs of Target boots last year, but I very well could have bought 3-4. However, Target is not the only place to look for affordable fall boots. I’ve also had luck with Amazon, TJ Maxx, and even Ross.

Disclosure: Some of the links in this post are affiliate links, meaning at no additional cost to you I may make a commission if you click through and purchase.

3 Affordable Fall Boot Styles

There’s 3 styles of boots that I recommend having in your wardrobe for fall. Even as a Floridian I have these boots stashed in my closet. (You never know when a girls trip may call you to Colorado in the dead of winter). While there’s some that I can wear in Florida, I definitely don’t wear the hiking boots as much as the others.

Booties

Booties are an absolute must have for fall. Whether they’re a traditional bootie or a sock booties (my personal favorite) I recommend having at least one pair in your closet. Target has been my go-to for booties the past couple of years. I have a traditional black pair and off white sock booties. Both have a block heel and are immensely comfortable. And under $50.

White Sock Booties (Under $50)

Black Booties (Under $50)

Over The Knee Boots

Over the knee boots are probably my favorite when it comes to boots. Unfortunately, I rarely get to wear them. When I do decide to wear them on almost fall days, it usually ends with a lot of sweat. (Is that tmi?) If you don’t live in Florida and haven’t tried over the knee boots, I highly recommend you do. I remember being hesitant at first, but really fell in love with them. Mine are from Amazon and under $100.

Over the Knee Boots (Under $50)

Hiking Boots

I really have no business owning fur lined hiking boots. It’s not only hot all the time in Florida, there’s also no mountains. I bought these boots for a girls trip to Colorado. Did they keep me warm? Debatable. I don’t know that anything can keep a Floridian warm. They did keep my feet dry though which was a major concern with the cold and the snow. I bought this pair from Ross a couple years back, but Target has some available this season.

Fur Trim Hiking Boots (Under $50)

Splurge Worthy Fall Boots

If you live up north, or even just wear boots a lot down south, I recommend investing in a pair of quality boots. While high quality genuine leather boots may cost more, they’ll be worth the splurge so they don’t fall apart. I love a pair of affordable boots for fall, but that’s because I only get the chance to wear them 1 or 2 times a year. When I used to live in Virginia, I definitely splurged on boots. I’d rather them last me year in and year out then buy a new cheap pair every year. In terms of girl math, it’s cheaper to invest in a pair that will last then buy something that can’t even make it through an entire season.

I’ve had the honor of being a part of the Sarah Flint Curators Club for over a year now and in that time, I’ve gotten to try a pair of Sarah Flint boots. While I didn’t keep the boots (because for a Florida girl, it doesn’t make sense to) Sarah Flint shoes are my go to for every other pair of shoes I may need. And their boots are just a timeless as the rest of the collections they put out. If you’ve got the splurge money, definitely check out Sarah Flint boots. You can use this link for 15% off your first order too (Splurge worthy doesn't mean you have to pass up a discount).

Enjoyed the project?

You can do it! Saved to your tutorials

The author may collect a small share of sales from the links on this page.