Cerys | Knee-High Orthopaedic Boots
Cerys | Knee-High Orthopaedic Boots
Knee-High Orthopaedic Boots for Women, Made for Long Days
These orthopaedic boots pair a supportive build with a clean riding-boot silhouette, giving you a pair of women's boots that work as hard as you do. Made in leather, they feature arch support and a cushioned footbed, a buckled strap at the top of the shaft and a curved contrast panel down the side. Wear them for countryside walks, the school run, weekend errands or a smart-casual day at the office.
Product Details
- Material: Leather, in a smooth polished finish on black and a soft, brushed matte surface on the brown, blue and green shades.
- Comfort: Built-in arch support and a cushioned footbed for all-day wear.
- Length: Knee-high shaft that sits just below the knee.
- Details: Buckled strap with a snap tab at the top, plus a curved contrast side panel and tonal stitching.
- Sole: Chunky ridged sole with a low, stable heel and a rounded toe.
- Style: Equestrian-inspired tall boot that suits country and city looks alike.
Styling Tips
- Tuck slim dark jeans or leggings into the brown pair and add a quilted jacket for a classic country look.
- Wear the black boots with a knitted midi dress and a long tailored coat for workdays.
- Team the green or blue shade with a chunky jumper and a corduroy skirt for relaxed weekends.
Care
Brush off dirt once dry and wipe with a damp cloth. Treat regularly with a suitable leather conditioner or protector, let them dry naturally away from direct heat, and check the care label.
Size & Fit
The boots have a fairly close, supportive fit around the calf and ankle, as shown in the photos. If you have fuller calves or plan to wear thick socks, consider sizing up; otherwise choose your usual size.
Supportive, tall and endlessly versatile, these leather boots are the pair you'll reach for every day from autumn to spring.
Good to know
- Colour: colours can look slightly different depending on lighting and your screen settings.
- Measurements: sizes are measured by hand, so small differences of 1–3 cm are possible.