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Australia Luxe
Vixen Tall Boot
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- Return Policy
- This item is final sale and non-returnable.
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Restrictions
Gilt offers shipping outside the United States on most items.
However, certain items are not eligible.- Oversized items, items requiring special handling or in-house delivery.
- Items over $2500 USD in value (up to $5000 USD in value for Canada).
- Hazardous materials, live botanicals, aerosols, food and beverage products, perishable items and other items restricted from exporting.
- Items with licensing restrictions.
- E-Gift Cards, which may be purchased with a U.S. Billing Address only
Final shipping eligibility will be confirmed upon Checkout.
Return Policy
International orders are final sale and non-returnable.
Description
- Tall pull on sheepskin boot
- Folded over cuff and grosgrain ribbon detail
- Sheepskin interior lining and footbed
- Thick rubber and EVA sole
- ¾ inch sole
- Shaft height 17 inches; calf circumference 17½ inches
Australia Luxe Collective boots are made from 100% Grade A, double faced sheepskin, a naturally thermostatic material which regulates body temperature, allowing bare feet to stay dry and comfortable in the warm summer months.
If you are between sizes, please consider sizing down. Please note that, over time, natural sheepskin stretches. While the boot may seem tight at first, it will gradually stretch to fit your foot.
Brand: Australia Luxe
Material: Sheepskin
Origin: Imported
Designer
Australia Luxe
Husband-and-wife design team Nicole Durand and Stuart Rush may not be reinventing the wheel with their Australian sheepskin boots, but they are certainly making fans among Hollywood’s elite with their high-fashion take on this classic look. Launched in 2007, their Melbourne-based line pushes the envelope with over-the-knee, studded and lace-up styles. Most stick to muted, wearable shades like taupe, cream, and slate, but a select few take it a step further in black or white with a shiny patent glaze.
