I have these 1B60s in White Smooth and Potent Purple Buttero. The Purple is a very dark and subtle plum, with brassy eyelets that look awesome. The White Smooth is nearly impossible to find anymore, but they also look great if you can get your hands on a pair.

The Buttero leather is fairly comfortable and soft, like a thin, floppy version of Smooth, while the modern version of Smooth is perhaps Dr. Marten's worst leather. It's sturdy, but stiff and feels terrible. However, it can be eventually broken in, especially with boot stretchers. These fit fine in length of the foot and run true to size, but the toebox is narrow and low.

Tips for wearing these boots and making them fit comfortably:

I have very wide calves and many pairs of knee-high boots, so I shelled out for an aluminum boot stretcher. You can also take them to a store that sells leather cowboy boots or riding boots and have them stretched. The White Smooth stretched very easily, going from a 14-inch calf to fit a 17-inch calf after one day of stretching. The Buttero was a bit harder to stretch, and took several tries. I also used wooden stretchers for the feet, because newer DMs run narrow and low in the toes. They still looked perfect and new after all the stretching and were mostly broken in so I didn't have to do it by wearing them. I bought all my boot stretchers on Amazon.

I find modern Dr. Martens always require insoles to raise my heel and make my ankle reach the ankle of the boot, and make them cushioned enough to wear. After all the stretching and adding the right insoles, both pairs of boots became comfortable enough to wear all day. I find that it's impossible to just use the zipper to take them on and off, and I end up having to  unlace them most of the way, put the boots on, zip them up, then lace them up every time. However, it's worth all the trouble, because they look awesome.