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XTI 9 14430502


A cowboy-style design that stands out for its 7cm heel and its beautiful side stitching that adds a handcrafted and elegant touch. The non-slip sole ensures stability and safety and there’s a removable insole. RRP £69


10 14503502


Made of suede, with a refi ned design featuring two zippers: a side zipper for added style, and an inner zipper for easy on and off. The 6cm heel has a wood- effect fi nish, providing height and sophistication. RRP £69


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11: 75334-37 The fi ne suede upper gives this boot a delicate look and the 6cm stiletto heel will carry you through the day in style – complete with the silver zipper for a touch of elegance. RRP £160


Contact Caroline Sheppard: 07909 525519 or caroline@footwearagent.com


Caprice 13: 25513-41


Experience maximum comfort and style; thanks to the stretch technology and the XL upper, these boots adapt perfectly to your individual leg shape and offer a comfortable fi t, especially with the Airmotion technology. RRP £135


14: 25539-47


Beautiful outer leather, stretch technology and the XL upper, plus Airmotion technology and on the exterior side buckle detailing. RRP £145


15: 25547-41


Combine fashionable design with practical functionality, with a 5.8cm block heel and the stretch shaft allows for an optimal fi t to your legs. Also feature Antishokk and Memotion technology for ultra-cushioned steps. RRP £84.99


12: 75526-37


This boot combines timeless elegance with a high-quality, durable upper leather – with its 6cm block heel, decorative stitching and shaft made from fl exible stretch material. RRP £250


Contact Stephen Joseph: 07734 247 669


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