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Lipsy Knee High Block Heel Boot - Offers


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Gorgeous Lipsy Knee High Block Heel Boots. BNIB Offers Size UK 5  Euro 38.

Colour described as Tan - Also considered Cafe Au Lait, Fawn, Buff.  The 'Quiet Lux' look for all occasions.

  • Knee-high boot
  • Rounded toe shape
  • High block heel
  • Lipsy branded hardware
  • Straight leg boot
  • Inside zip
  • Padded in-sock
  • Heel height 10cm.
 
Upper 100% PU, Lining. and Sock 70% Polyester, 30% PU. Sole 100% Resin

Viewing/'Try ons' welcome 

Collections from /Can be delivered locally to Denmark /Herne Hill

PM If interested

Lipsy Knee High Block Heel Boots.pdf

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