Mongolian traditional boots are made of different materials such as leather, cloth, and felt. The design also differs based on the region it’s from. For example, the western part of Mongolia has a more simple design while the eastern part is decorated with beads and other materials. In this blog post, we will discuss the four most common types of Mongolian boots:
- Mongolian traditional boots
- Fur Boots
- The Hu boots
- Felt Boots
Before we go into this blog post let you know something. In this blog post, I will explain our traditional boots that are not always worn nowadays. It’s worn on a special occasion or by people who live in the countryside.
Mongolian traditional boots
Mongolian traditional boots are the most common type of boot worn in Mongolia. They are made from soft leather and have pointed toe. The heel is usually low, and the boot comes up to mid-calf. These boots are often decorated with beads or embroidery and are usually black or brown in color.
We usually wear traditional Mongolian boots special holidays Naadam festival, Tsagaan Sar or traditional events like weddings. ceremony etc. But in the countryside things little bit different. The Traditional Mongolian boot is used daily life some regions. Because it is helpful for climate harsh conditions:
- Riding a horse or Motorcycle
- Wrestling
- Running
- Rain and Snow
- Cattle farming
If you are traveling our country the Mongolian traditional boots will help you. I highly recommended it to you.
Mongolian Fur Boots
Fur boots are another common type of boot worn in Mongolia, especially in the winter. They are made from a variety of different furs, such as sheepskin, rabbit fur, and fox fur. The boots are lined with wool or felt to keep your feet warm in the cold weather.
The Hu Boots
the Hu band boots are the perfect addition to any active lifestyle. These innovative shoes have a wide arch and cushioned sole to provide comfort during activities like running or hiking, while still providing enough support so that you can wear them all day long! The Hu Boot is designed by real Mongolian artists and changed to thier rock style.
Mongolian Felt Boots
Felt boots are the last type of boot that we will discuss. They are made from a variety of different felt, such as sheep, goats, and camel felt. The boots are lined with wool or felt to keep your feet warm in the cold weather.
Interesting facts about Mongolian Boots
Fact#1 Wrestler shoes
Mongolian traditional boots are worn by wrestlers at the National festival such as Naadam, and Tsagaan Sar. Wrestling is our National Sport that we loved so much.
Fact #02 The biggest boot in the World
The biggest boot in the World is in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. It’s made from felt and leather. The size of this boot is 45 meters high, 4.4 ton weight and 14 meters wide. It’s located of statue of Genghis Khan complex.
Fact #03
Mongolian traditional Boots have a pointed toe that has a subtle symbol of valuing the environment and not harming the soil.
So, there you have it! A guide to the different types of Mongolian boots. I hope you found this blog post helpful. If you have any questions, please feel free to leave a comment below. Thanks for reading!
What are Mongolian boots called?
Mongolian boots called to ”Gutal” in Mongolia. It has many different types and each has its own special name too.
What are Mongolian boots made of?
Mongolian boots are made of different materials such as leather, cloth, and felt. The design also differs based on the region it’s from.
What boots do the HU wear?
The Hu boots are the perfect addition to any active lifestyle. These innovative shoes have a wide arch and cushioned sole to provide comfort during activities like running or hiking, while still providing enough support so that you can wear them all day long! The Hu Boot is designed by real Mongolian artists and changed to their rock style.
Do you have any questions or comments about the Mongolian traditional boots? Let us know in the comments below!
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