Raine | Slouchy Knee High Biker Boots
Slouchy Knee High Boots with a Biker Edge
Raine are slouchy knee high boots with a laid-back biker attitude, made in a rich brown faux leather that gathers into soft folds down the leg. Two buckle straps, one at the ankle and one at the top of the shaft, give them their signature look and let you adjust the fit. A round toe and a low block heel keep them grounded for long days out, so they work just as well for weekend errands as for dinner with friends this winter.
Product Details
- Texture: Smooth faux leather with a softly burnished sheen and gentle ruching along the shaft.
- Cut/Fit: Relaxed, slouchy shaft that falls in loose folds rather than gripping the calf.
- Buckles: Two adjustable straps with silver-tone square buckles, at the ankle and near the top edge.
- Toe: Rounded toe with a clean, polished front.
- Heel: Low black block heel on a ridged sole for steady footing.
- Details/Finish: Visible stitched seam running down the side of the shaft.
- Style: Easy-going womens boots with a biker attitude, perfect for cooler months.
Styling Tips
- Tuck straight-leg jeans into the shaft and add a chunky knit for an off-duty weekend outfit.
- Pair with a midi slip skirt and an oversized blazer for a confident contrast of soft and tough.
- Wear with a knitted dress, opaque tights and a long camel coat for cosy winter days.
Care
Wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth and let dry naturally away from direct heat. Store upright to help the shaft keep its shape, and check the care label for further guidance.
Size & Fit
These knee boots for women have a roomy, slouchy shaft that sits loosely on the leg, and the buckle straps let you cinch it a little. We suggest taking your usual size; if you plan to wear thick socks, consider sizing up.
Brown biker boots with a slouchy shape and a comfy block heel – the winter boots you'll reach for with jeans and skirts alike.
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.