160 out of 177(90%)reviewers recommend this product.
Product Reviews
Overall rating
5/ 5
bd0105
fromDallas, TX
Age:50-54
Love these boots
PostedJanuary 8, 2013
Proscomfortable, stylish
ConsMedium width
After looking for some time at boots, I decided to buy these and glad I did. They are very comfortable, and I get my money's worth out of them because I wear them to work with pants and out in the evenings with jeans.
Overall rating
5/ 5
lrheab
fromMarin County CA
Age:over 64
Perfect shoe
PostedJanuary 1, 2013
ConsNarrow width
I love these boots. Like so many others, Munro shoes FIT ME! Having a narrow foot makes finding and fitting more difficult but Munro shoes always seem to fit perfectly AND be comfortable to wear all day.
This little boot is prettier in person (the brown is very rich). A perfect little boot for skinny jeans but can even be worn with a regular legged pant.
1 of 1 found this review helpful.
Overall rating
1/ 5
runs narrow
runs wide
Citygirl53
fromNew York City
Age:45-49
Quality Poor - Fake Leather
PostedDecember 17, 2012
ConsWide width
Love the idea of this bootie. The heel height is perfect for City walking and love that this was an ankle bootie good with pants or skirt.
The BAD: The leather quality was not good. Look cheap and felt like pheather-that's Fake leather. For $200.00 not acceptable. I have $50.00 shoes that's better and I was truly disappointed. I must say that the chocolate brown that I seen in the store looked better this was Black - out of the chocolate brown only had cognac. Returned this bootie.
This bootie also runs narrow so I purchased the wide but had to put a cushion in the bottom - the wide was to zip.
Overall rating
5/ 5
runs small
runs large
runs narrow
runs wide
tommyroo
fromSanta Monica
Age:over 64
Beautiful shoes
PostedDecember 15, 2012
ConsWide width
All Munro shoes are very well made. I thought this shoe as pictured was very attractive. Unfortunately, it didn't fit my needs. I bought it in black and I needed a shoe that was a bit more elegant and I had to return it.
