Green Thumb Approved Gardening Boots

Merry People’s options for gardening boots are as fashionable as they are practical! With features like a waterproof rubber outer, neoprene cushion lining, and sturdy arch support, they’re ideal for use in gardens–whether you’re just watering the flowers or undertaking a full-on landscape project!

Here’s a breakdown of the features and benefits of our gardening boots, and a look into why our gardening footwear is a cut above the rest:

From the versatile Bobbi Ankle Rain Boot to the elevated Andie Ankle Boot to the functional Fergie Tall Rain Boot, Merry People’s gardening boots are great for all-day wear in the garden–and beyond!

The Bobbi Ankle Rain Boot is the perfect everyday boot. Featuring a flexible neoprene cushion and in-built arch support, it’s designed to be comfortable no matter what you’re doing in the garden!

It also has removable insoles to accommodate different feet, as well as pull tabs to conveniently slip them on and off. Made from quality natural rubber, these shoes are 100% waterproof and easy to clean, so you can use them even on muddy days!

The Tully Boot boasts the same benefits for comfort and activity as our Ankle Rain Boot but with increased height coverage and functionality for wet conditions. It’s also made to suit different ankle sizes with a flexible neoprene cuff, making it accessible for all types of wearers. Following Merry People’s signature flair, it comes in different colours and a design that’s versatile enough to go from garden to happy hour.

The Fergie Tall Boot is the tallest boot we’ve made–but just like the rest of our Boot catalogue, it’s crafted to perform. You can wear it for dirty and rugged outdoor tasks and stay protected from knee to toe. Then, you can give it a quick clean and wear it out for a stylish night in the town!

Our Andie Boots take a page from our Bobbi Ankle Gumboot, featuring the same benefits that make it the go-to everyday boot: 100% waterproof natural rubber outer, neoprene lining, and in-built arch support. The Andie, however, have a slightly wider opening, and higher rubber coverage, meaning they're slightly more suited for knocking about in the garden... particularly for those quick jobs - can slip them on so easily!