ankle boots

[mickeyunc]

where can i find these,  Michael Koors,  could any brand name

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[at9]

First time I've seen a .webp image. Not even heard of the format before. Irfanview opened it OK.

Not really my style but good luck anyway with finding the boots.

[Cali]

You need to find the name. Look at google images to find the name of the shoes, Once you find their name Uncle Google can tell where you can find them.

[mickeyunc]

Michael koors

[Cali]

Michael Kors is the makes/sales the shoe, but by name I mean the name of the style.  Without that it almost impossible to find.

 

Here's a size 7.5 on Ebay.  That means its an older shoe they no longer carry.  But still no name.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Michael-Kore-Ankle-Boots-Size-7-5-Women-Leopard-Print/253818690178?hash=item3b18c5da82:g:NsYAAOSwlQ9bdj8c

 

Edited October 26, 2018 by Cali

[mlroseplant]

I own several Michael Kors shoes, and I don't know the model name of any of them. It seems he (they) only put the model name on the box and nowhere on the shoe. If you buy used like me, you'll never know. As an aside, I'm not particularly thrilled with the durability of Kors shoes in general. I've had more of those things break on me than any other brand, and in different ways. I liked the style of several models from several years ago (not paying attention lately), but I am just frustrated when they break in ways that can't be fixed.

[Steve63130]

I owned a pair of Michael Kors "Berkley" sandals for a few hours once. I found them too small and too tight, and the heel turned out to be too high for me, so back they went. They were about $125 so they weren't cheap, but that's my only experience with this brand. Like most other brands, even premium ones, the shoes were made in China. I've since seen the exact same shoes sold by Moda Spana and Franco Sarto under different model names.

Steve

[bambam]

2 hours ago, Steve63130 said:

I owned a pair of Michael Kors "Berkley" sandals for a few hours once. I found them too small and too tight, and the heel turned out to be too high for me, so back they went. They were about $125 so they weren't cheap, but that's my only experience with this brand. Like most other brands, even premium ones, the shoes were made in China. I've since seen the exact same shoes sold by Moda Spana and Franco Sarto under different model names.

Steve

I have a pair of these, love them, very comfortable and easy.

[dagino]

My new ankle boots. I'm going to work. Then to buy into town.

[jeremy1986]

Looking great, @dagino