Stuart Weitzman 50/50

I absolutely love these boots! I can wear them all day and forget I even have them on. I love the fact that they are made for skinny jeans. I have small calves and most boots are simply too big in the calves.

I love these boots so much. I would run back to save them in a fire!

I'd also recommend: Via Spiga, Cole Haan

For tall gals with long narrow feet. I'm 5'11" with very narrow size 11 feet with ultra narrow heels and vertically thin feet as well (little fat or muscle). Sizing runs big, as a 10.5 with thick boot socks and an insert makes them fit perfectly for me. I bought mine at Russell & Bromley on Brompton Rd. in London near Harrod's. Salesclerk told me it came in only one width, but it ran narrow so I gave it a try. The box says 50-50 Black Nappa Stretch #371142 Amer 105 which means American size 10.5, but there is no width printed. Most stores now say boots only come in one width, so I was surprised to see that Zappos has N, M and W available. Makes me wonder how the manufacturer supplies boots to different countries with different width sizing. Would love to hear from others how their boot box labeled the width and how it fit. In fact, I wish Zappos would require us to report the exact size & width purchased to be included with our reviews, so we can gain even better perspective on fit. The stretch material on the boot is very very stretchy and clingy to the calf. I have neither thin nor wide calves and the fit is snug. Definitely for tights or true "skinny jeans" or narrow jeans with stirrups. With jeans that fit narrow along the calves (but not truly skinny jeans), the jeans bunch up above the boots, because the elastic fit pushes the pants leg up. This boot definitely requires work to put on, since it doesn't have a side zipper. With time it gets easier to put on, but it is still work. Without putting on nylon knee-highs over my boot socks, I would not be able to get my foot into them. You must sit down, fold the sides of the boot down over itself, push your foot forward as you push your foot down as you pull up on the folded sides of the leather. It isn't hard for me to pull the boot off since my heels are narrow. If you have arthritis or very weak fingers, don't buy! Would be curious for owners to report back a 2nd time with an updated review on how the thin soft leather and stretch material holds up over time, as I see on reviews that some other boots (Michael Kors) don't hold up and peel after one month's wear. These boots are so stylish, made so well with rubber soles and are so comfortable that all this work to put on and to find the right sizing is worth the price being that tall large size narrow boots are a rare find. My feet hurt in nearly everything, and I'm able to wear these all day walking the malls feeling great and knowing I look great too. There is nothing else on the market with this construction, that fits your calves snugly, support your arches and that will never go out of style. I am so very glad that I found them. At this price, I expect them to last me the rest of my life though! So I won't need to buy another pair except for bad weather as I won't want salt and grit to mar them! Definitely spray them with a protection spray such as Woly Protector 3x3 for leather and textile to protect your investment.

I'd also recommend: Clarks Artisan, Amalfi

I have huge calves and was worried this was only for thin calves. These fit great snug but I think they are snug on everyone. I can fit over skinny jeans and leggings. The leather is so nice. I have been on the fence about these for a while and finally gave in. So worth it. Only problem is the back I, wish it had a little more leather on it. But if you have thicker calves and looking, get these.