Comfy AND cute. Win win.
Beginning on June 20, you'll be able to get your hands, or your feet, on four new Lazy Oaf variations of Dr. Martens classics. The collection kicks off with two different colored versions of the Creepers style, which is known for a pointed sole and platform bottoms. Despite its name, the Creepers are actually kind of adorable, especially since the Lazy Oaf version includes heart buckles and a pink interior.
Before you go ahead and decide on wearing boots for the rest of the summer, you may want to take a look at the very last style. Just in time for your summer vacation selfies, the British fashion brand and Dr. Martens unveiled a 'gram-worthy Vegan Sandal. The style, which screams '90s, includes webbing straps with tiny pink hearts, a Vegan heel loop, and Dr. Marten's always reliable Goodyear-welted Ziggy sole.
This launch marks the third time that Lazy Oaf and Dr. Martens have worked together, and based on the reaction of fans on social media, you'll want to be sure and have your shopping carts ready for this one. It's already been dubbed "
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