Women's Boots

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    Winter here is short, wet and unpredictable. Your boots have about four months to earn their place.

    I stopped buying boots that only work on a dry day. In Sydney and Melbourne you go from a wet gutter to a heated tram to a beer garden in the same evening, and a boot that pinches or soaks through does not survive that. Everything in this collection is chosen to hold up to an Australian winter and still look like something you picked on purpose. Western cowboy and cowgirl styles, knee high leather, ankle boots you can actually walk in, and two orthopedic pairs for anyone who needs arch support more than they need a heel.

    Cowboy and Cowgirl Boots

    Cowboy boots in Australia are worn to festivals, to the pub and with a slip dress, not to muster cattle. That changes what matters. The embroidered knee high pairs here have a walkable block heel rather than a true riding heel, so you can stand in them all night. Cowgirl boots with denim and glitter panels read as going out rather than costume. The vintage leather ankle pair is the one you will reach for most, because it sits under jeans without bunching.

    Knee High Boots

    Knee high boots in Australia have a narrow window, so they need to work with more than one outfit. The genuine leather block heel pair at 5cm is the everyday one. The kitten heel with a side zip goes on quickly and sits well under a midi dress. Stiletto and over the knee styles are the evening end of the collection. If you have wider calves, the buckle riding style and the platform collar style have the most give at the top.

    Fit and Sizing

    Most styles run true to size. If you wear thick socks through winter, size up. Leather will give slightly across the foot with wear, patent and synthetic will not. Every listing includes a size chart in centimetres, so measure your foot and compare rather than guessing from your usual size.

    If comfort comes first, see orthopedic shoes australia. Worn with womens jeans australia, under winter coats australia.

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