Women's Knee High Boots with Pointed Toe, Chunky Heel and Zip
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Knee high boots with pointed toe and chunky heel
These women's boots have a tall shaft that reaches just below the knee and a pointed toe that gives the silhouette a striking look. The chunky heel has a stable, square shape and a moderate to high height. A visible zip runs along the shaft of the boot. At the top there is a decorative strap with a small metal buckle, while the single color surface has a slightly napped texture. The boots are designed for everyday wear and can also be styled for dressier outfits.
Features
Shaft: Knee high shaft with straight top edge
Toe: Pointed toe shape
Heel: Chunky heel with square shape
Fastening: Visible zip along the shaft
Detail: Strap with decorative metal buckle at the top
Surface: Single color surface with napped texture
Fit and size
The boots have a classic, straight fit around the leg and a closed shape around the foot. The shaft runs from the foot up to just below the knee. The pointed toe gives a tapered look at the front, while the chunky heel lifts the foot.
Styling and occasions
Wear the boots with a dress or skirt, where the tall shaft becomes a clear part of the outfit. They can also be combined with slim pants and a shirt or knitwear for everyday wear, work and dinner.
Care
- Gently remove dust and dirt with a dry, soft brush.
- Avoid direct contact with water and dry the boots at room temperature.
- Store them upright and always follow the enclosed care instructions.
We want you to be completely happy with your purchase. If for any reason you're not, you can return your order within 30 days. Before sending the items back, please contact our customer service at info@delabon.com and tell us the reason for the return, so we can handle your request properly.
