Lotus Jodie

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Style Number: ULB246LT

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Product Description

A wardrobe staple that is set to be worn on repeat is the Lotus Jodie boot. Crafted from faux leather, this women’s calf length tan boot features a distinctive knitted ankle collar, a burnished buckle feature and decorative zip detailing. This tan Lotus boot sits on a fashionable 7.5cm wooden stack effect heel and has a cleated sole.

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Details

Tan upper
Knitted collar
Zip-Up fastening
7.5cm stack effect heel

Delivery

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Shoe Care

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Most comfortable shoes I have ever had as I have a fairly narrow foot and they fit perfectly. Most comfortable shoes I have had and a perfect fit as my foot is fairly narrow. I have been against ordering shoes on line as it is normally such a hassle returning them but will definitely be ordering more from you in due course. Thank you for such an efficient and prompt service.

Carol Bristow