Black Dr. Martens 1460 Patent Lamper boots – glassy patent Docs with yellow stitching
The 1460 takes its name from its launch date, 1 April 1960, and this version keeps its construction in a completely different finish. Black fine-grain Patent Lamper leather has a glossy coating that gives a strong, glassy effect. This makes the boots a good match for dressier outfits and dresses, while dark jeans give them a rock edge.
Key features
- Patent Lamper leather with a glassy shine
- 8 eyelets
- Yellow welt stitching and Goodyear-welted construction
- Branded AirWair heel loop
- Grooved air-cushioned sole
Specifications
- Style: 1460 Patent Lamper, 8 eyelets
- Type: lace-up ankle boots
- Upper: Patent Lamper patent leather, coated leather
- Sole: grooved, air-cushioned
- Construction: Goodyear welt, yellow stitching
- Colour: black (Black)
- Manufacturer code: 11821011
Who it's for
For women who want classic Dr. Martens boots for every day – with jeans, skirts and heavier coats.
Size and fit
- Dr. Martens makes whole sizes only. If you are usually a half size, the brand recommends sizing down – a larger size makes the boot longer, not wider.
- Patent leather does not stretch, so the boot will not widen with wear. Choose the size that feels comfortable from the first try-on.
- When choosing a size you can switch the size chart from EU to US or centimetres.
Care
Wipe the surface with a damp cloth and use a patent leather cleaner instead of wax polish to refresh the shine.
Frequently asked questions
Do Dr. Martens 1460 patent boots need breaking in?
Patent leather does not stretch, so the boot will not widen like Smooth leather. Wear them for shorter periods and with thicker socks for the first few days, and choose a size that is comfortable from the start.
How is the 1460 Patent different from the 1460 Smooth?
The construction is the same: 8 eyelets, yellow stitching and an air-cushioned sole. The difference is the leather – Patent Lamper has a glossy coating with a glassy shine, while Smooth is a sleek leather you polish with wax.
What size 1460 Patent Lamper should I choose?
Usually the same as in other leather shoes. Dr. Martens does not make half sizes – if you are in between, the brand recommends the smaller size, and an insole can take up any extra room.
What do you wear black patent boots with?
They suit dressier outfits and dresses, while dark jeans give them a rock edge.
See all colours: Dr. Martens 1460.
