Designed to accommodate a variety of leg shapes, thisPikolinos Women's Tall Leather Boot combines an adjustable shaft with soft premium leather and everyday comfort. Crafted from100% calfskin leather, the tall silhouette features adjustable lacing at the back for a flexible fit and a distinctive finishing detail.
A convenientzipper closure makes the boot easy to put on and take off, while the rear laces allow for additional adjustment around the shaft. Underfoot, a cushioned removable insole and Extra Comfort construction provide softness with every step. The low 1.77-inch heel adds subtle elevation while remaining practical for everyday wear.
Features & Benefits
Premium Calfskin Leather: 100% calfskin leather upper provides a soft, supple feel and polished appearance
Adjustable Shaft: Designed to comfortably accommodate a variety of leg shapes
Rear Lace Detail: Adjustable back laces help customize the shaft fit while adding a distinctive design element
Easy Zip Closure: Convenient zipper allows for easier on and off
Removable Cushioned Insole: Provides additional underfoot comfort and can be removed as needed
Extra Comfort Construction: Designed for comfortable everyday wear
Low Heel: Adds subtle height while maintaining an easy-to-wear feel
Heel Height: Approximately 4.5 cm / 1.77 inches
Shaft Circumference: Approximately 39 cm / 15.35 inches, based on EU size 37
Shaft Height: Approximately 36 cm / 14.17 inches, based on EU size 37
Upper/Instep: 100% Calfskin Leather
Lining: 25% Calfskin Leather / 75% Textile
Sole: 100% Synthetic
Closure: Zipper with adjustable rear lacing
Adjustable Comfort Meets Timeless Style
ThisPikolinos tall leather boot offers a versatile alternative to traditional fixed-shaft boots. The adjustable rear lacing helps create a more personalized fit around the leg, while the cushioned removable insole and low heel provide comfort for extended wear.
Pair thesewomen's adjustable tall boots with jeans, leggings, skirts, or dresses for an effortlessly polished look throughout the cooler seasons.
