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These black high boots are a statement. Tall, comfy, and full of attitude. The design is sleek yet versatile—I’ve worn them with dresses, shorts, and leggings, and they always elevate the look! The material is strong and doesn’t crease or slip down with wear. Perfect for edgy outfits, photoshoots, or walking with confidence.

Rich, deep, celebratory, and so soft. They rise elegantly above the knee, a sleek, tactile dream whispering confidence.The heel is perfect – elongating, poised, with a subtle click. I can almost feel the supple suede hugging my legs. They're a bold, playful statement. Imagine them with a short dress or peeking from a long skirt – a festive surprise. Even with jeans, they're a vibrant, cozy boost.Oh baby, these Christmas green thigh high boots are HOT and cute! A confident, captivating magic in every step.

I was a little skeptical about buying boots online, but these boots are everything!!! Color blue. True to size 7.5 Very comfortable for all night wear. I will definitely purchase another pair or two.

Ok these boots looked great and fit great but smelled like fish. OMG it was so bad. I threw them in the trash before I made it back from the event I was at. They smelled so bad.

These are pretty nice with a good amount of stretch to them. I have thicker upper legs (about a 20 inch circumference) and had no problem getting them on and up and they stay up too, they don’t roll or slouch which is really nice. If you’re on the fence I say get them and try them for yourself. Mine did not have any Oder as other reviews mentioned other than that out of the package smell most latex/pvc type items tend to have.

Size matched perfectlyThe wedge is thick enough I’m just not that good with heals . Overall 10/10

Beautiful boots. I was hoping for a white boots to match a dress and this color is off white.

The smell that everyone is talking about is a chemical smell, not fish. It’s a chemical that factories spray on clothing items to keep pests away.