They look like Dr. Martens, they are Lidl: the new most comfortable and stylish biker boots of the winter for only 17.99 euros

Posted on 1 November 2026

If there is one type of flat ankle boots that can never be missing from my shoe rack, it is the Dr. Martens style ankle boots, because they add a lot of flair to any outfit and because they couldn't be more comfortable. That doesn't mean that I always have to go for the brand name and spend a fortune on them.

ESMARA Women's boots

RRP at Lidl — 17.99 €

As Queen Letizia's men's ankle boots demonstrated, this style of flat footwear couldn't be more trendy for this fall-winter, and it looks great with straight jeans or tailored pants (in addition to being extremely comfortable).

women's ankle boots

Lidl

So these black ankle boots from Lidl are a perfect basic for 17.99 euros, both to wear with a knitted midi dress or to elevate simple white jeans. Its raised track sole will help us gain a few centimeters so that wide and baggy pants feel much better.

They include an interior side zipper for easy putting on, as well as a puller on the back. Its rounded toe is perfect for those with wide feet (or for those who always suffer from cold feet, so they can wear thick socks). A purchase of ten.

Other similar lace-up boots

lace-up boots

Lefties

The only thing we can say about Lidl's lace-up boots is that perhaps when we get to the store the numbers will have blown up. So we can find an economical and stylish alternative at Lefties, both in black and burgundy, a perfect color to elevate autumn outfits. In a season in which we confirm the return of skinny pants and the pinafore dress, these boots are perfect to wear with both garments. Now for 35.99 euros.


laced boot

laced boot

PVP at Lefties — 35.99 €

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Olivia Thompson
Olivia Thompson
I’m Olivia Thompson, born and raised in Wellington, New Zealand. As a lifestyle and travel writer at Latitude Magazine, I’m passionate about uncovering stories that connect people with new experiences and perspectives. My goal is to inspire readers to see everyday life – and the world – with fresh eyes.

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