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Updated Nov 04

PASHION KNEE HIGH LEATHER BOOTS! 👢

Name: PASHION KNEE HIGH LEATHER BOOTS! 👢
Brand: Pashion Footwear
SKU: 67281d1eb9db3aef3fcc397d
Price: 200.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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I recently bought these and only wore once!! originally $275 on their website!

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kasalicia3023 Hey girly, If you ever decide to do $100 let me know! I’m not trying to be rude but they look super worn because of the lines and scrunches in the leather 🥺

Dec 01Reply

jillianallis738 @kasalicia3023 Hi! These pictures are straight from there website!! It's just the shoe unfortunately.

Dec 01Reply

kasalicia3023 Ahh I understand! Well if you do ever decide to sell for $100 please let me know❤️

Dec 01Reply

ireneeerin Would you say these are true to size?

Dec 10Reply

lizluz007 @ireneeerin They are true to size (sort of - I’m an 8 but bought 8.5 to be on the safe side). I bought mine from the website. But the user better not workout. I weight train and the calf is too tight for my (quite) muscular lower leg. Just a word to the wise. Otherwise, it’s just normal like any boot. If you typically need to break your boots in this will need the same treatment. If you buy different heel kits you’ll be able to have several boots in one. Hope it helps.

Dec 10Reply

jillianallis738 @lizluz007 Yes!! I bought an 8 1/2 my true size but the calf's are incredibly small for someone who has an average sized calf! I am shocked that they have no recieved more complaints about the calf sizing

Dec 10Reply

jillianallis738 @ireneeerin Yes! but the calf are very small I have an average sized calf and it's snug

Dec 10Reply

lizluz007 @jillianallis738 Great to hear that! I was already thinking my calves were gigantic (and if they were I couldn’t blame that fact considering I do leg press with 260lbs and its isometrics with 280lbs. Now I know a normal calf girl also thinks their calves are minuscule. I tried to leave a feedback / review to inform other customers but the website - like many others - edited it and deleted my “narrow calf boots” warning.

Dec 10Reply

lizluz007 On the other hand I bought a mini collection of summer shoes plus these boots here plus the short (mid calf) fabric boots complemented with a variety of heels, block and narrow, higher and “less high”, plus the short 1.5” heels (when available - not available in all styles) plus the beige and the black heel caps for the low “ballet flat” style and all that gives you a wide variety of footwear options taking much less closet space.

Dec 10Reply

lizluz007 I like the versatility. In my opinion it’s the footwear correspondent to the reversible or “5 way” convertible dresses.

Dec 10Reply

lizluz007 I bought and still own all the footwear brands I could find of convertible heels besides Pashion, such as Camileon, Tanya Heath (more expensive than Pashion), etc. Camileon is the most affordable of these 3. There’s a brand that is a more sophisticated version of Camileon but it’s more of a “jewelry” shoe, like C. Laboutins.

Dec 10Reply

lizluz007 Each one has its pros and cons. Camileon is best for airplane use, walking from building to building at university campus, etc. (IF you MUST have the heels look at landing) because you don’t need to carry anything such as the heel Kit or heel cap. Instead, you just fold the heel and you’re with a 1” heel app. and when you extend the heels then you have an app. 2.75” heel.

Dec 10Reply

jillianallis738 @lizluz007 I've never tried another brand!! glad to know about them and how you like them!

Dec 10Reply

lizluz007 Pashion, though, seems to have done a more widespread marketing campaign and ended up more well known. As a result they have not only pumps but also sandals/summer shoes and the newest addition, here in reference, the knee high boots (probably released within the last 24 months, a bit after they released the mid calf knit boots). And no, I don’t work for any of them. Just love versatile wardrobes and typing while watching the news with family after dinner. :-)

Dec 11Reply