Quebec Waterproof Boots

Every boot on this page, including the Alaska, uses the same STORMPROOF WIL-TEX® waterproof and breathable lining. It's designed to keep water out on muddy dog walks, wet yards and rainy school runs while still letting your feet breathe, so you're not left with damp socks after a few hours in them. We only describe a boot as waterproof on this page where the product's own description confirms it — every Quebec and Alaska style listed here meets that standard.

The Quebec Waterproof Boots and Quebec Waterproof Zip-up Wool Lined Boots are cut as a Standard / Wide Fit, so they suit both a standard leg and a fuller calf or higher instep without needing to size up. The two ankle-height styles, the Quebec Waterproof Zip Up Ankle Boots and Quebec Waterproof Ankle Boots, sit below the calf so calf width isn't a factor there — it's simply a case of picking the closure you prefer. If you'd like an adjustable fit around the ankle, the Quebec Waterproof Zip Up Mid Calf Boots and Quebec Waterproof Zip Up Ankle Boots use a smooth opti-zip so you can loosen or tighten rather than relying on elastic or a pull-on shape. If you'd rather not deal with a zip at all, the original Quebec Waterproof Boots and the Quebec Waterproof Ankle Boots slip on with a simple rear pull tab.

If you're on your feet outdoors through a cold winter, the Quebec Waterproof Zip-up Wool Lined Boots add a premium shearling lining and a plush wool thermal insole on top of the usual waterproof membrane. The Alaska Storm Waterproof Boots go a step further with a top-to-toe sheep wool lining and a decorative buckle, so they dress up a little more than a standard Quebec while still being fully waterproof.

Black is the more versatile choice if you want one boot for both muddy jobs and running errands in town, while Brown leans slightly more country in look and pairs well with tweed and waxed jackets. Both colours share identical waterproofing, lining and outsole within each model, so it really comes down to which shade you'll reach for most.

Rinse off mud and grit with cold water as soon as you can, rather than letting it dry in, and wipe with a damp cloth before leaving them to air dry away from direct heat. Avoid drying them on a radiator, as high heat can damage the waterproof lining over time. For the wool and shearling-lined styles, let them dry fully before storing to keep the lining fresh.

Yes. Every boot in this collection, including the Alaska, uses a STORMPROOF WIL-TEX® waterproof and breathable lining, confirmed in each product's own description.

The Quebec Waterproof Boots and the Quebec Waterproof Zip-up Wool Lined Boots are both cut as a Standard / Wide Fit, so they comfortably suit a fuller calf as well as a standard one. The ankle-height styles, the Quebec Waterproof Zip Up Ankle Boots and Quebec Waterproof Ankle Boots, sit below the calf so calf width doesn't come into it — if you'd like an adjustable fit around the ankle itself, the zip-up ankle style is the easiest option.

Both use the same opti-zip closure, waterproof lining and memory foam insole. The main difference is height: the Mid Calf version comes up further around the leg, while the Ankle version sits lower for a lighter, more everyday boot.

Yes. The standard Quebec Waterproof Boots use an X-Comfort® memory foam insole, whereas the Quebec Waterproof Zip-up Wool Lined Boots and the Alaska Storm Waterproof Boots add a shearling or sheep wool lining on top of the same waterproof membrane, making them a better pick for the coldest months.

Yes, that's exactly what they're built for. The anti-slip PU® and rubber sole is designed for grip on muddy or wet ground, and the waterproof lining keeps your feet dry through puddles, yard chores and dog walks in any weather.

It's a sibling style rather than a Quebec model itself, but it shares the same STORMPROOF WIL-TEX® waterproof lining and sits in this collection because it suits the same wet-weather, mid-calf use case, with a wool-lined interior and a decorative buckle for a slightly dressier look.

Rinse off mud with cold water as soon as possible, wipe with a damp cloth, and leave to air dry away from direct heat or radiators, which can damage the waterproof lining over time.