Founded in 1863 by English shoemaker John A. Frye, the Frye Company is the oldest continuously operated shoe company in the United States, and Frye boots were worn by soldiers for both sides of America's Civil War.
Fortunately, you don't have to be heading into battle to pull on a pair of Frye boots, or to appreciate the craftsmanship behind them. From casual to dressy, there's a style for nearly everyone among these top picks in Frye boots.
Fortunately, you don't have to be heading into battle to pull on a pair of Frye boots, or to appreciate the craftsmanship behind them. From casual to dressy, there's a style for nearly everyone among these top picks in Frye boots.
1. "Engineer Slouch" - Casual Frye Boots in Vivid Colors
I'm crazy about these boots. They're casual, they're colorful, they're slouchy ... but not in a typical, overdone way. Instead they have just a hint of slouchiness, 1.5" flat heels, and a couple of belts for good measure. Cute with jeans, or crazy cute with a short skirt, these boots rock in dark coral or mustard, and the kiwi version is so killer it's wearin' me out. (Image courtesy of Zappos.com)
