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Updated Jan 02

Ann Taylor Womens Boots Elizabeth brown. All leather. New in box with tags.

Name: Ann Taylor Womens Boots Elizabeth brown. All leather. New in box with tags.
Brand: Ann Taylor
SKU: 6164f479633cfc9ed194d06b
Price: 24.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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NWB Women’s boots, Ann Taylor, Elizabeth, size 6 1/2, made in Brazil, all leather. New with tags in original box.

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14 Comments

huongreaves What kind of material is the black area?

Mar 12Reply

sewnow24 @huongreaves They’re all leather. The darker area is suede. Under a bright light, the suede looks like a very dark brown.

Mar 12Reply

sewnow24 @huongreaves I’ll add some close up photos to the listing. Thank you.

Mar 12Reply

susanalfred482 What is the heel height please & is the upper part adjustable to fit your calf snug? Appreciate the additional information 😊

Sep 25Reply

sewnow24 @susanalfred482 Thank you for your inquiry. The heel height is 1 1/4”. In the photo of the top of the boot showing the zipper, the vertical leather strips are stitched to wide, dark brown elastic to provide stretch and a smooth fit.

Sep 25Reply

miasmakeovers please measure the bottom of the sole at the widest part of the ball of the foot and the length. thx

Nov 17Reply

sewnow24 @miasmakeovers Width at the ball is 3 1/2”, overall length is 10 3/8”

Nov 17Reply

miasmakeovers perfect, thanks

Nov 17Reply

miasmakeovers 1 more measure please; how tall is boot from floor? thanks

Jan 05Reply

sewnow24 @miasmakeovers 16”

Jan 05Reply

miasmakeovers That's from heel side of boot from floor to top of shaft, right?

Jan 05Reply

sewnow24 @miasmakeovers Yes

Jan 05Reply

miasmakeovers Great, thanks.

Jan 06Reply

miasmakeovers Please don't take personally - please ship boots in box with protective packing. I've had poshers ship purses and shoes in envelopes and USPS transit crushes and damages them. thanks

Jan 06Reply