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Upper Material: Suede finish on an artificial leather boot, per the maker — synthetic, not hide
Style: Lace-up ankle boot
Closure: Laced up the front
Origin: Imported
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These leopard print ankle boots put the print across the whole upper and the shaft, laced up the front over a round toe, on a rubber sole. The maker lists the pair on its own packing slip as artificial leather boots, with the upper and the shaft given as suede and the insole as PU, so the suede here is a synthetic finish rather than hide. Inside is lined in cloth. Three colourways: the leopard print, plus plain black and wine red. EU 34 to 44, with a published insole length for every size. Imported.
Leopard print upper, full lacing, round toe, published insole lengths — eligible for 30-day returns under our return policy.
This listing is for one pair of lace-up ankle boots with a round toe, in a leopard print and in plain black and wine red, EU 34 to 44. The maker describes them on its own packing slip as artificial leather boots and gives the upper and the boot shaft as suede, the sole as rubber, the insole as PU and the inside as cloth — so the suede finish here is synthetic rather than hide. It publishes an insole length for every size, from 22.0 cm at EU 34 to 27.0 cm at EU 44, which is the most reliable way to choose. Imported. Eligible refund requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery, subject to our Return & Refund Policy.
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The maker gives this style a column it labels heel-to-top, running from 22.0 cm at EU 34 up to 27.0 cm at EU 44 in half-centimetre steps. That is the internal length of the boot, and it is far more useful than the size number on the box, because EU sizing varies between factories and this one ships from China. Measure your own foot from heel to longest toe, standing, late in the day, then add roughly half a centimetre for a boot you will wear with a normal sock and closer to a full centimetre for a thick one. Match that total to the chart and order that size. A boot a centimetre too long slides at the heel and blisters; one that is exactly your foot length will feel short by the afternoon.
Plain everything. Black jeans and a plain coat, and let the print be the only pattern in the outfit. If you want two prints, make the second one so small it reads as texture.
Wipe them down with a barely damp cloth and let them dry away from a radiator, because direct heat cracks a synthetic upper and loosens glued soles. Treat a textured upper with a soft brush rather than water. Keep them off salted winter pavements where you can, and rinse the outsole when you cannot. Store them upright so the shaft does not crease.
| Style | Lace-up ankle boot |
| Leopard, across the upper and the shaft | |
| Toe Shape | Round |
| Closure | Laced up the front |
| Upper Material | Suede finish on an artificial leather boot, per the maker — synthetic, not hide |
| Shaft Material | Suede finish, per the maker |
| Sole Material | Rubber, per the maker |
| Insole Material | PU, per the maker |
| Lining | Cloth, per the maker |
| Construction | Glued |
| Insole Length | 22.0 cm at EU 34 to 27.0 cm at EU 44, in half-centimetre steps, per the maker |
| Size Run | EU 35 to 43 offered here |
| Colourways | Three — Leopard Print, Black, Wine Red |
| Included | One pair of boots |
| Origin | Imported |
| Shipping cost | Free standard shipping to the destinations listed below; no minimum order value. |
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| Processing | 1–3 business days before dispatch. |
| Estimated transit after dispatch | United States, United Kingdom and listed EU countries: 5–10 business days. Canada: 7–17 business days. Norway and Switzerland: 10–20 business days. |
| Destinations | United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Austria, Belgium, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Norway, Switzerland. |
| Fulfillment | Orders are shipped through overseas manufacturing and fulfillment partners; most partners are based in China. Our registered US address is not a warehouse. |
| Duties and taxes | Import duties, taxes or customs fees may apply separately unless included at checkout. |
| Tracking | Tracking information is emailed after dispatch. International tracking may take 2–5 business days to show movement. |
| Returns | Eligible refund requests within 30 days of delivery, subject to our Return & Refund Policy. Contact support before returning anything. |
Processing time is additional to transit time. Delivery dates are estimates and may change due to customs, holidays or carrier delays.
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The maker describes them on its own packing slip as artificial leather boots, and gives the upper and shaft as suede, the sole as rubber, the insole as PU and the lining as cloth. The suede finish is synthetic rather than animal hide.
No. It is a printed synthetic. No animal hide or fur is used in these boots.
Use the insole length the maker publishes for every size, from 22.0 cm at EU 34 to 27.0 cm at EU 44. Measure your foot heel to longest toe while standing, add about half a centimetre for a normal sock, and match that total to the chart.
The maker publishes no heel height figure for this style. The photographs show a low block heel. Email support@splashis.com before ordering if the exact figure matters to you and we will request it.
They are lined in cloth, which the maker states, and that is a light lining rather than a thermal one. They handle cold dry days; for deep winter wear a thicker sock, and size up accordingly using the insole chart.
Yes. The same boot is offered in plain black and in wine red alongside the leopard print, all on the same dropdown.
Brush a napped synthetic with a soft brush rather than wetting it. For marks, a barely damp cloth, then let them dry away from any radiator; direct heat loosens a glued sole.
Imported. It is made by our overseas manufacturing partners and ships from there directly to you, which is why transit takes longer than a domestic order.
