Rainboots are called Wellington boots in Britain. There is another story about the origin of Wellington boots. It was named after the Duke of Wellington, who defeated Napoleon in the Battle of Waterloo, and was thoroughly popular from Britain in the early 19th century.

More and more fashion magazines have begun to report and publish fashion rainboots, and rainboots have become the most popular matching item in the street photos of big stars in Europe and America. Today's rainboots have changed the traditional image of the past, and no longer give the impression of being bulky, stuffy and stuffy. They use the highest quality imported natural rubber raw materials. In addition to retaining the special waterproof and anti-slip function of traditional rainboots, they wear a fashionable coat, and add different color patterns to the rainboots, such as classical printing, Scottish plaid, dots and leopard snake patterns in autumn and winter.