AK Anne Klein Womens Garland Knee-High Boot

Product Review

Adorn yourself in beauty with the Garland Wide Calf dress boots from AK Anne Klein.

Leather upper in a dress knee-high boot style with a tapered toe
Decorative wraparound strap with metal accent
Inner side zip and elastic gore
13 3/4 inch shaft height, 16 inch circumference
Fabric lining, cushioning footbed
Rubber traction outsole
2 inch heel

Amazon.com Product Review

Glossy leather and subtle hardware make AK Anne Klein's Garland knee-high a perfect specimen of urban chic. A sensible two-inch heel is perfect for traipsing long avenues, while the slender squared toe offers contemporary angles perfect for the city. A side zipper makes for easy dressing ideal for the modern woman always on the move.

Product Features

This shoes / sandals / boots style name or model number is Garland
Color: Black/Blk
Material: Leather Upper and Man-Made Outsole
Measurements: Shaft measures 14", Circumference measures 14" and 2.25" heel
Width: M

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review

(2 customer reviews)

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful

Wide Calf, February 5, 2012

A. L. Macchiarulo "ALM" (Sands Point, New York USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: AK Anne Klein Women's Garland Knee-High Boot (Apparel)

I love the look of this boot in the picture, but it does not say or really show, that it is a wide calf boot. As I am slender, it looks funny on me. So sadly, I have to send them back.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful

Beautiful boot; deceiving description!, March 7, 2012

Sarah Vazquez - See all my reviews

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This review is from: AK Anne Klein Women's Garland Knee-High Boot (Apparel)

I was waiting excitedly to receive my new pair of brown boots and was very disappointed when they arrived! The product description fails to mention that these are wide-calf boots, so they are too big and make walking with them really awkward. I am about to return them, but now Amazon will deduct almost $5 from the refund. Why should I pay for a deceiving product description?