About Sorel

Sorel is a North American footwear brand with cold weather as its territory. In 1962, Kaufman Rubber in Kitchener, Ontario introduced the Sorel winter boot: a rugged foundation with a rubber bottom and leather or fleece above it, made for work floors and fresh snow. After filing for bankruptcy in 2000, the brand was acquired by Columbia Sportswear in Portland and given a second start. The core remained unchanged: rubber-bottomed winter and work boots that keep your footing secure when temperatures drop. At the same time, the range expanded to include fashion-oriented boots, sneakers and other cold-weather models, so you can get through the city just as easily as you can the crunch of the outdoors. Looking for that mix of sturdy and stylish without the fuss? At Solezilla, you can see at a glance which styles and sizes are available and where it makes the most sense to pick up your pair.

Frequently asked questions about Sorel

What kind of shoes does Sorel make today?

Sorel started with winter and work boots and now, alongside those classic boots, also offers fashion-focused boots, sneakers and other cold-weather footwear.

What are Sorel shoes known for?

Their rugged construction: a rubber sole with a leather or fleece shaft, developed for winter conditions and work use.

How does Sorel sizing run?

They generally run true to size. To be sure, check the size chart of the shop where you’re ordering.

Does Sorel offer actual sneakers alongside boots?

Yes. Following its relaunch under Columbia, the collection expanded to include sneakers alongside the familiar winter and work boots, all designed for colder conditions.

What is the most popular Sorel sneaker?

Right now the Sorel Joan of Arctic Waterproof Boots “Camel Brown / Black” (NL3481-224) is the most sought-after Sorel, with a Hypescore of 18 GSv.