Aquatalia Leather Boots for Women

Aquatalia Women's Leather Boots

Boots can be used during any season of the year. There are casual boots and dress boots that can work with all types of clothing styles. Knowing the different styles of boots will help you to select the right length, heel height, and materials to suit your needs.

Aquatalia boots are available in several styles, colors, materials, and heel heights.

• Riding boots: Equestrian-style boots are a low-heel option that comes to your knee or slightly below your knee. They are available in leather or suede.
• Mid-calf boots: Motorcycle-inspired styles feature low- to mid-length heels, square buckles, quilted material, soft suede wedges, and fur trim.
• Chelsea boots: These are ankle-high, slip-on boots with elastic or stretchy sides and a loop or tag on the back that make them easy to pull on and off.
• Booties: Booties sit higher on your feet than regular shoes but are often lower than ankle boots. They are available in a variety of fabric, suede, or leather and are available in many styles and colors. Booties come in high heels, low heels, wedges, and flats.

You can extend the life of your Aquatalia boots by cleaning them regularly and carefully protecting them.

• Inspect your boots regularly and brush away dirt with a stiff brush.
• Clean and polish leather uppers with a wax designed for leather shoes and buff with a clean cloth or soft brush.
• Brush your suede Aquatalia boot with a suede brush in the direction of the nap. Remove small scuffs on the suede with a pencil eraser.
• Protect the suede, leather, and other materials by removing stains promptly as they appear. Remove simple water-based stains like coffee, milk, soda, and wine by blotting with a cloth dampened slightly with water. Treat more difficult stains with a cloth moistened with gentle, diluted soap and warm water.
• Always allow your Aquatalia boots to air dry at room temperature.

Try to store your boots in an upright position if possible. For longer boots, a boot form will help them to retain shape and prevent the leather from bending or cracking. If you don't have boot boxes, store them in a fabric or cotton bag. If you're storing several pairs in a single plastic, wood, or metal bin, put the heavier boots on the bottom and the lighter-weight ones on top.