Quality crafted, expertly shipped
Special Size Type: Big Kid (8-12 Years)
Size: 6 Big Kid
Color: Black
The boots were soft and unblemished leather, beautiful appearance & feel. This style was too generous in the depth of the vamp and width of ankle, even with added innersole and boot sock, just too much for recipient. Return easy. Recommend the vendor's customer friendly practice & boots for heftier f
eet/ankles!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025 by dawn9104
Comfortable and Good looking Basic Boot
Special Size Type: Little Kid (4-8 Years)
Size: 3 X-Wide Little Kid
Color: Brown Oil Distress
Great boot if you can find your size! I am an adult woman with a petite frame. I ordered this boot 3 times in different sizes since I could not find my correct size. I normally wear a women’s shoe size of 5 or 6. In kids I can typically wear a 4 or 5. My first attempt, I ordered a 4.5. It was super b
ig. My second attempt I ordered a 3.5. It was still very big. For reference, my mother who wears a size 7 in women’s could fit into the youth 3.5. My third attempt, I ordered a 3. The 3 was ok. Still loose but workable with thick socks and a shoe insert. I think I’m going to keep the 3, but next time I will definitely try a 2.5. I just got tired of going in to make a return. The boot itself looks good quality. The sizing is just really different.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2024 by TxAg10
They are slippery on hard surfaces
Special Size Type: Toddler (1-4 Years)
Size: 5 Toddler
Color: Distressed Brown
Very cute and good quality
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2024 by Raevan Harris
Daughter's favorite shoes.
Special Size Type: Big Kid (8-12 Years)
Size: 3.5 Big Kid
Color: Brown Oil Distress
I bought these shoes for my 8 year old daughter. She'd never had a pair of boots and her sneakers are size 3. I decided to go a bit big and I'm glad I did. She DOES wear two pairs of acrylic knee socks with these boots, but they aren't that big. I in NO WAY wanted these boots to be tight, that's what
I was trying to avoid. She doesn't scuff them around (you know how kids kind of drag their feet when their shoes are too big) or anything. She wore them ALL day the first day and I even brought her sneakers to school just in case but she was fine by the time she got home. No blisters or anything. She LOVES them. They are darling boots and look adult. She certainly didn't want anything with pink on them....she wanted something that would look like a big girl. There is a bit of a heel on them and she's never worn a heel before, but she wears them like a pro. They didn't matter to her at all. No problem. they shipped very quickly and I would like to purchase another pair once she gets too big for these. She's worn them a week now in rain and in sun. Highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2015 by L. Farmer
Nice
Special Size Type: Little Kid (4-8 Years)
Size: 11 Little Kid
Color: Black
Bought 2 pair for Grand Kids. Seems to be made well, BEWEARE they will scuff floors badly, black marks everywhere!
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2024 by Charlie
Roper boots
Special Size Type: Big Kid (8-12 Years)
Size: 5 Big Kid
Color: Brown Oil Distress
My daughter LOVES her boots! They fit perfectly with room to grow. I bought her a size 5 (she’s 9 years old). The style is perfect, the color is what she wanted, and for the value it was exactly what we wanted for the money. The boots are comfortable as well.
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2024 by Tara L Bennett Tara L Bennett
Nice
Special Size Type: Little Kid (4-8 Years)
Size: 10.5 X-Wide Little Kid
Color: Distressed Brown
My son absolutely loves these but can’t give these 5 stars due to the inside material peeling/ flaking off. Other than that they’ve been great
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2025 by Morgan
Better than the pictures
Special Size Type: Big Kid (8-12 Years)
Size: 4 Big Kid
Color: Black
I love them. They are beautiful. They are for my daughter for Christmas.
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2024 by Esmeralda mcCollum