TOMS Nepal Boot represents the brand's expansion beyond their iconic canvas slip-ons into cold-weather footwear. Introduced in the early 2010s, these boots combined TOMS' signature casual aesthetic with practical winter functionality through faux fur lining and mixed-material construction. The Nepal Boot appealed to TOMS' socially-conscious customer base seeking comfortable, affordable winter boots. TOMS' One for One giving model, where each purchase helps provide shoes to children in need, added philanthropic appeal to these practical boots, making them popular among consumers who valued both style and social responsibility. Based on the yellow measuring tape placed next to the outsole, the bottom of the boot measures approximately 10 inches long. When accounting for the typical ~0.5-inch extension of a rubber outsole compared to the inner footbed, an external measurement of 10 inches corresponds directly to a Women's US Size 7.5 (which accommodates a foot length of roughly 9.5 inches). TOMS Nepal Mixed Woven Boots. Because of the thick faux fur lining inside this specific model, they tend to provide a snug fit.