Pierre Cardin designed this pair of low men's black leather boots; he was a businessman and a French fashion designer. He created this pair of Men's short boots that were made in Spain. The primary material for this boot is black leather. The boots' design is slightly pointed toe, with a modified Cuban style with a one-inch heel. There is a zipper on the interior side of the boot. Through the wear in the leather, you can see that these boots were well-loved and worn often. Pierre Cardin is an established fashion designer known to be the first designer to sell ready-made clothing and include his logo visibly into his designs. He is best know for his geometric patterns, circles, and space-age Avant guard that was very popular in the 1960s. In 1963 he was commissioned by the Beatles to design the collarless suits. They often wore these suits with the Chelsea boots, soon became known as the Beatle boots. This pair of Pierre Cardin boots have a similar design to the Beatles boots. There are similarities between the pointed toe, the black leather, Cuban heel, and the boot's length is shorter than style boots in the 1960s. It cuts off right at the ankles. This boot became apart of a movement that captured the world by storm; this movement was the Beatles.