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Every October I go through the same ritual: pull the boots out of the closet, find that one pair has finally given up, and spend a week telling myself I’ll “just make do.” I never do. This year I spent some time on the Sam Edelman Canada site before buying anything, and it’s a good reminder of why the brand keeps showing up in so many fall wardrobes.<\/p>\n

If you’ve never shopped it, Sam Edelman sits in a nice middle spot. The shoes look more expensive than they are, the shapes are current without being gimmicky, and the Canadian store (samedelman.ca<\/a>) prices everything in Canadian dollars, so there’s no guessing at the checkout.<\/p>\n

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Knee-high suede boots are the easiest way to make a summer dress work in October.<\/em><\/p>\n

Start With the Boot<\/h2>\n

The homepage line right now is “Fall starts with the right boot,” and honestly, I agree. A good knee-high boot does more work than almost anything else in a cool-weather closet. It goes over jeans, under a midi skirt, and with a short dress and tights when you want to look like you tried.<\/p>\n

The Sylvia Knee High Boot<\/strong> is the one I’d look at first. It has a slim, sleek leg, a pointed toe and a mid-height block heel that you can actually walk in. It’s listed at CA$265<\/strong>, and there’s an Extra Wide Calf<\/strong> version at CA$240<\/strong>, which matters more than people think. A lot of brands stop at one calf width, and if a tall boot has ever refused to zip on you, you know how frustrating that is.<\/p>\n

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The Sylvia knee-high boot: pointed toe, clean leg, walkable heel.<\/em><\/p>\n

The Loafer That Fills the Gaps<\/h2>\n

Boots are great until it’s 15 degrees and sunny and you don’t want anything over your ankles. That’s where the Loraine Bit Loafer<\/strong> comes in. It’s probably Sam Edelman’s best-known style, and for good reason. The low profile and the gold bit detail make it look polished with trousers, but it’s just as good with straight jeans and a knit.<\/p>\n

On the Canadian site the Loraine runs from about CA$180 to CA$205<\/strong> depending on the material and colour. The dark suede (Cafe Noir) is the one I’d pick for fall. It hides scuffs better than smooth leather and looks warmer with autumn colours.<\/p>\n

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The Loraine bit loafer in dark suede, an easy everyday shoe for fall.<\/em><\/p>\n

Shop Fall Styles at samedelman.ca<\/a><\/p>\n

What Else Is Worth a Look This Season<\/h2>\n