Ginger Tan & Cream suede Victorian Ladies BUTTON Boots
Ginger Tan & Cream suede Victorian Ladies BUTTON Boots
These Button boots are faithful reproductions of an original pair from the late 1800s, early 1900s. The slim last and pointy toe give them a unique look- great for accurate reenactment, costume work or simply for stylishly combining with a modern outfit.
The last is elegant but not too narrow allowing them to be very comfortable. The leather and manufacture is of the best quality. They are handmade in Portugal and are constructed with Goodyear welt soles, sewn together with a cork insulation inside.
The standard listed boot is made with a curved (4,5cm) Louis Heel . The sole of the boot is leather and has an anti-slip protection to make the boots last longer.
No plastic involved, they are sustainable and should last a really long time. The vintage look leather will age beautifully.
With good care, these boots could last a lifetime. Goodyear welt soles can be endlessly replaced!
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✈️ 📦 For UK and Canada please note you may be liable to pay import taxes or Customs. If you would like to receive your order with all duties paid, please select the "Canada & UK Prepaid Customs and Taxes" option at checkout.
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Our shoes are true to size in length, but this last is elegant and can come up snug in our regular fit on some people. Our wide fit corresponds to a size up in width, and is very subtle to preserve the look of the shoe.
When in between sizes, always go for the bigger of the two sizes.
Your feet are…
🦶🏾SLIM: If you have a narrow and petite foot, then our regular last in your usual size is for you.
🦶🏾 REGULAR: If you have regular to wide feet, always bear in mind that these are vintage reproductions, and can be snug, so a wide could be more comfortable. If you have regular feet but plan to wear these with thicker socks or like to have a bit more room then choose the wide fit.
🦶🏾 WIDE: If you have wide or sensitive feet we recommend to choose the wide fit.
🦶🏾 Extra WIDE: If you have much wider feet, or intend to use any orthotic insoles, we recommend to go up and choose the wide fit.on text goes here
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If you are still unsure, you can send us your foot measurements, and tell us more about the sizes you usually wear so we can advise you.
The best thing to do is to draw an outline of your foot, and then draw a rectangular box around it. If you then give us the measurements of the width and length of your foot we can advise you best that way! See the “step by step” image below.
*******Don’t hesitate to message us for sizing advice.*********
