Boot shoes sit lower than a boot and closer to a shoe: a lace-up, or a low-cut ankle you can walk in all day. We fit comfortable boot shoes for women on Gabriel’s Hill in Maidstone, looking for a secure heel, room at the toe and a lace you can ease when your feet swell. This page is for that low cut, not for indoor slippers and not for a shaft up to the calf.
Choose a boot shoe with jeans, trousers or a casual skirt, when you want ankle cover and the walk of a shoe. Wide boot shoes for women may be more comfortable if your forefoot spreads. A wider last is not a treatment for bunions. If your feet are painful, ask a podiatrist, and we will fit around that advice. Dr. Martens lace-ups sit at the sturdier end of this collection.
See the Josef Seibel size and fit guide, and the Gabor size and fit guide if that is the last you usually take.
A lace-up, or a low-cut style that covers the ankle bone or sits just under it. It should walk like a shoe. Dressier ankle boots are on our shoe boots page, and warm indoor ankle slippers are separate again.
Often. Josef Seibel and Gabor both cut roomier toes, but not every pair here is wide. Tell us where your usual shoes feel tight and we will only bring out styles with that room.
Laces let you tighten a narrow instep or slacken off when feet swell later in the day. They are a sound choice if slip-ons gape at the sides. Walk the length of the shop before you decide the tension is right.
We fit women’s boots in UK sizes in the shop, which is how this page is organised. Ladies’ boots in the sale change from week to week, so please check the sale page or ask us what is reduced today. We will not guess a saving.
Come to the shop on Gabriel’s Hill in Maidstone, Kent, and we will lace a few pairs on the carpet for you. For a smarter ankle, see our shoe boots for women. For a longer shaft, see long boots for women.
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