The calfskin upper features a smoky burnished finish, adding tonal depth and an aged richness that makes simple outfits feel more considered.

Leather lining provides a smooth interior, bringing a comfortable feel to the tall silhouette.

A leather insole creates a natural contact surface beneath the foot, complementing the leather lining for a refined interior finish.

The leather covered block heel offers a broad base and moderate elevation, adding height without the narrow profile of a stiletto.

A sole combining leather and rubber balances a traditional leather construction with practical rubber contact surfaces for everyday wear.

The softly rounded toe, clean shaft, and subtle seam detailing create a balanced silhouette that pairs naturally with tailored layers and relaxed knitwear.

The boot shaft measures approximately 15.35 inches, creating a tall silhouette designed to sit near the knee; its exact position will vary with leg length.

The heel measures approximately 2.56 inches, providing a noticeable lift while maintaining the balanced proportions of a block heel.

For size selection, compare your foot length in inches with the footwear size chart and consider the thickness of the socks you intend to wear.

When checking fit, allow comfortable room around the toes and calf, especially if you plan to tuck in trousers; the shaft should not feel restrictive when sitting or walking.

Gently remove surface dust from the calfskin with a soft, dry cloth, avoiding vigorous rubbing that could alter the burnished finish. Do not machine wash or immerse the boots in water.

Clean the soles with a slightly damp cloth, then allow the boots to dry naturally away from radiators, hair dryers, and other direct heat sources.

Store in a dry, well ventilated place away from direct sunlight and heat to help preserve the leather's color and condition.

Loosely stuff the boots with clean tissue paper between wears to support their shape and absorb residual moisture.

Avoid contact with oils, cosmetics, perfumes, and abrasive cleaners, which may stain the calfskin or affect its surface finish.

Keep the boots in their protective storage bag when not in use, ensuring they are dry first. Consult a leather care specialist before applying treatments to the burnished surface.