Women's Boots
Vintage inspired boots for women, from Edwardian lace-ups to 1940s winter boots.
1900s / 1910s soft Edwardian boot with pompadour heel - Black - Rose
€245,00
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1910s / 1920s style everyday leather boot - Black - Britta
€245,00
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1910s / 1920s style everyday leather boot - Brown - Britta
€245,00
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1900s / 1910s soft Edwardian style boot with pompadour heel - Cognac Brown - Rose
€245,00
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1940s / 1950s Soft booties with wool shearling - Dark Brown - Karin
€199,00
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1940s / 1950s Soft booties with wool shearling - Black - Karin
€199,00
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1930s / 1940s Winter Snow Boots with Lambswool Lining – Black – Rita
€219,00
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1900s / 1910s Feminine soft Edwardian style boot with pompadour heel - Cream - Rose
€245,00
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1930s / 1940s Winter Snow Boots with Lambswool Lining – Blue – Rita
€219,00
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1930s / 1940s Winter Snow Boots with Lambswool Lining – Brown – Rita
€219,00
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1900s / 1910s Edwardian teenage lace-up boots - brown - Josephine
€239,00
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1900s / 1910s Edwardian teenage lace-up boots - black - Josephine
€239,00
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1930s / 1940s Winter Snow Boots with Lambswool Lining – Burgundy – Rita
€219,00
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1930s / 1940s Winter Snow Boots with Lambswool Lining – Green – Rita
€219,00
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5 colors
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FAQ about vintage boots
Practical lace-up ankle boots and warm, lined winter boots were common, as leather was rationed and shoes had to last. Military-inspired boots were also worn by women in wartime service and work.
Our winter boots are lined with wool to keep your feet warm and have rubber soles for extra grip on wet and icy streets. You can find the details for each style on its product page.
Yes. Our heels are shaped for balance and stability, and many styles have soft silicone inserts beneath the leather insole for extra cushioning. They are made to be worn all day, not just for special occasions.
Each product page has a size chart with measurements in centimetres and inches. If you are unsure, our customer service is happy to help, and if the size isn't right, you can exchange or return your boots.
Lace-up boots look great with a midi skirt or a long dress, while ankle boots work well with wide-leg trousers, cropped jeans or a 1940s tea dress. Pair wool-lined winter boots with a knitted cardigan and a wool skirt for a cosy vintage look.
The story of vintage boots
For much of the early 20th century, boots were part of every woman's wardrobe. In the 1900s and 1910s, lace-up and button boots were worn every day under long skirts. As hemlines rose in the 1920s, shoes took over for everyday wear, and boots became the practical choice for walking, work and winter. Through the 1930s and 1940s, sturdy lace-up ankle boots, lined snow boots and military-inspired styles kept women warm and on the move, while the 1950s brought elegant heeled ankle boots and booties.
Our vintage boots collection spans this whole period and is based on original designs. You will find Edwardian lace-up boots with a pompadour heel, everyday walking boots from the 1910s and 1920s, 1930s lace-up ankle boots, 1940s military and winter boots, and 1950s heeled ankle boots. Each style keeps the details of its decade, from the shape of the toe to the height of the shaft.
Most styles are handcrafted in soft full-grain leather or suede. Our everyday boots have leather outsoles that let the foot breathe and soften with wear, while our winter boots are wool-lined and have rubber soles for extra grip.
Vintage boots are made to be worn, not kept for special occasions. Many styles have soft silicone inserts beneath the leather insole, and the heels are shaped for balance and stability, so you can walk in them all day.