Vintage Knee High Boots for Women Round Toe Mid Calf Boots Pull on Comfortable Casual Chunky Low Heel

I really love the way these boots look and feel and they honestly exceeded my expectations because they have such a nice look to them. I usually size up when I order boots but I stuck with my normal size 9 in these and they fit great with enough room for socks. Comfort wise they are pretty good and while a little extra padding would make them even nicer they still feel comfortable overall for everyday wear. My favorite thing about them is that they do not feel tight around my calves or ankles and they have just the right amount of room without looking bulky. They are such an easy pair to throw on and they look really cute with dresses, skirts and shorts. Read more

For the price, these are stylish, well-made and a total steal! And they seem durable, made in a relatively soft pleather that is also not too thin to keep your legs warm. They didn't come in my size, a 9.5 (why is it that so many shoe companies skip over that size?), but I wanted boots in this color so badly that I took a chance on a pair a half size down, even though these are pull on boots and the chance of not being able to even get my foot in them was great. But I was greatly relieved to see that by wearing the thinnest trouser socks I could find, I was able to get these on and they were actually really comfortable. So I would say they run true to size. They are also that perfect height, that magical spot where they look good with leggings or tucked into jeans. The only complaint I have about these is the color: I had been longing for "beige" boots like this, but when I started trying to integrate them into my winter wardrobe, I found the color to almost be too light. One of the first fits I did, a beige and white striped fisherman's sweater, beige wide-legged cords and these boots, somehow put me in the mind of a nurse's uniform, down to the pale, orthopedic work shoes. It's a color that can be a little tricky, so I don't recommend going monochrome with them. Still, for the money, they're a win. Read more

These boots look really good for being made with faux leather. Most boots made with this material look fake; even from a distance. They're very well made and are a nice color. The top is wider than a lot of boots these days so they'll accommodate the a wider calf, but some people might not like this. It does make them easier to put on though. They're packaged in a small box for their size so come folded over and take some time for the fold to come out of the boot, but then they look fantastic. Be aware that the bottom is completely flat so they'll be slick and may lead to falls in certain situations. The current price of $26.99 make these high quality boots a great value for the money. Read more

These boots are very on-trend with the current "campus boot" style. They are a great value for the price. They are faux leather but look pretty real. I got them in the beige color, and they are made of a pebbled vegan leather that is soft and flexible, but not too thin or slouchy. They have decorative stitching on the top tabs, and a roomy square toe. The stitching isn't perfect everywhere, but nobody is going to notice that. They are lined in faux leather and are quite comfortable to wear. There's no real padding in the footbed, but the heel isn't too high, and they fit me well enough that I can walk comfortably in these for hours. I normally wear a size 7.5-8 and got these in the 7.5, and they run on the larger side. I can fit them comfortably with thick socks, so I recommend sizing down 1/2 size in these boots. I might add some insoles for better support, since there's a bit of room to spare. I don't have particularly thick or thin calves, and the shaft is a good fit on me -- not too tight, but not overly roomy at the top. I took some pics with a measuring tape so you can see how tall they are and how wide they are in the calf, as I know that's a really important fit factor for a lot of people. These boots are a really good value if you're looking for "the look for less" or just want to try out this style and see how well it would work with your wardrobe. I love them with wide-leg jeans, dresses and skirts. They're adorable! Read more

I’ve been on the hunt for beige boots for a while, and the color here is genuinely nice—a neutral beige that could go with a lot of outfits. Unfortunately, the chubby round toe makes them feel more childish than chic; a square or slightly pointed toe would have been much more flattering and sophisticated. Adding onto that, the brown base and heel are quite cheap-looking and a more bright orange of a brown, which can be distracting against the soft beige. Fit-wise, these are not forgiving. Contrary to another review claiming “wide-leg,” which I think is INSANE, these are tight. I wear almost exclusively knee-high boots, always with tons of room in normal, non-wide fits. I have VERY slender calves. Pulling them on is a challenge, and once on, the fit is snug around the calf and loose/saggy at the ankle—VERY unflattering. The convenient pull tabs help, but leg sweat and friction make them tricky to manage. They’re tough to get on and then VERY tough to get off. The shape—tight top, baggy ankle—just doesn’t sit well. I don’t like them. These boots are fine if you are VERY TINY and want that exact neutral beige, but I wouldn’t count on a slouchy, relaxed look or comfort for long wear. They are a great color, but NOT knee high, not comfy, not slouchy, not stylish. The price reflected the compromises in fit and design, at under $30, I’d think of them as something throwaway if you are TINY and need a one-time, skin-tight beige boot before you donate. I wouldn’t get them again. Read more