Customer Reviews Naturalizer Jessie Wide Calf

Perfect width for my feet and calf!!! Very cute too!

These boots are ammmmmmmaaazing. They are 10xs more comfortable than some boots I paid twice as much for. The calf IS a wide calf. Wore them all day at work first day out of the box and they felt great. Totally in love with these boots.

This boot was really pretty and fit my larger calves with absolutely no problem. I, unfortunately, have to return them as they were way too tight across the bridge of my foot. I wear a size 10 in every boot that I own, and none of the others are wide. I will try the wide with wide calf and see if that works better for me.

Love these boots. They fit my wide calf very well and don’t give me that weird Puss in boots look . I would love to have a little bit more of a heel but it’s actually better that I don’t because it’s not good for me and I wanted something I could really feel comfortable walking in. These fit the bill. I’m interested to see how warm they will be in the winter! They seem to be very high-quality- I’m very happy with them .

I love these boots. I am 5'2" so a lot of tall shaft boots hit me too high, like behind the knee. These were perfect. I also have bunions so usually order a wide width. These were true to size. I had just enough room in them to tuck in my skinny leg pants and still get them zipped. Quite an investment for me but I know I will wear them much more than my ill-fitting high-heeled boots. Look like a Ralph Lauren riding boot. Cant wait to wear with my to-the-knee black and white plaid schoolgirl skirt and oversized red sweater. I ordered an 8W in black. 5'2" 180 lbs.

This is a beautifully tailored boot! It’s classy and unique and it has the hard heel (not that rubber crap). I didn’t realize that it Zips up the back of the leg, which is really different and it makes it easier to get over my big calf.

Loved the boots. Quality leather, good sizing. Until I tried BOTH on. I was sent one wide calf (which is what I ordered), and one regular calf boot. Don’t even know how that happened, but back they go. I want another pair, but the website says sold out in my size now! So frustrating.

Great!

I was very surprised because I have a really hard time finding comfortable shoes at all. I recently had surgery and worried they wouldn’t fit. These boots are very cute, they fit perfect and a softer sole than most boots. Very happy , I would recommend for sure.

These were still too narrow for my large calves. Disappointing, they’re beautiful. Just what I wanted.

Wide calf wasn’t quite wide enough and neither was the width

This is a Wide Calf model and in the description stated 17 inches circumference of the the shaft. Unfortunately, it is a much narrower shaft than 17 inches. I have exactly 17 inches calf and in this boots needed about 2 to 3 inches to zip up. So, those boots are going back. I would advice Zappos to revisit the description, due to it being false. Thank you

Felt very comfy, except that shaft was fairly tall in front (I'm short legged though). I LOVED that this boot comes in Wide Calf with Wide Foot (for some reason, this is stupidly hard to find!!) Didn't like the style enough though, ended up with another Naturalizer brand (the Brent) that is doesn't have the top buckle and is waterproof, but sadly doesn't have Wide Foot (augh!) to go with the Wide Calf.... so I'm making do. :-\ I wish that Naturalizer would always offer Wide Foot in Wide Calf sizes, isn't this obvious?!

I liked the style and size of the calf but was disappointed in the width. Ordered a wide but they definitely didn’t feel like a wide. Was too tight and had to send them back unfortunately.

I ordered wide and a 1/2 size larger and they were still way too narrow. The wide calf was nice

Wide calf was not right for me as a shorter person.

Too tight in arch, unable to wear with socks.

It has been exactly a year since I have been wearing these boots. They are stylish and comfortable. Unfortunately, the heel and the leather have worn down. This is after daily usage, though.

If you have no need for arch support and either plan on wearing these without socks or have the interesting issue of having wide calves but slim ankles and narrow feet, getting your regular size might work for you. If you need arch support - these have none, so you may want to use some type of arch supporting orthotic - which would use up more of the limited space in the boot. There is no removabe insole and in fact, no real insole at all, so these feel very hard. Since you will likely wear these with socks, that too uses more of the space. I had to try 5 pairs of these boots before I found the right size to fit a relatively slim orthotic, a pair of thin socks, oh - and my feet AND be able to walk in them without pain. Now, mind you I did try several other boot brands & styles and these were the better fit for me, BUT my regular size is a 9M and I had to get these in a 9.5 WW to fit the orthotic and socks. The fit is close to my leg but not too tight nor too loose, which is the fit I wanted. I have a 16.5" calf and at the top part of the boots, my legs are 17" around. The 9M was really too tight around my whole lower leg, although I was able to zip them up. The 9.5WW is a tad looser than the 9M around the entire lower leg and enough (with the orthotics) to make these comfortable for me to wear and to actually walk in. And, I find these very stylish with the decorative buckles and limited stretch material. There was a little nick in the leather of this pair, but it was such an ordeal to find ones that fit that I am willing to let that go.

Very comfortable boot, fits my very large calves with jeans nicely. Attractive too. The leather looks nice but isn’t the highest quality so I worry these won’t hold up for more than one season of every day wear. Also not weather proof so my feet get just a tad damp if I walk through any snow (even a trace). I have to wear snow boots and change into these or suffer with damp socks. That said, I still enjoy the boots as a fair replacement for my old standby keen bern baby bern wife calf adjustables that finally gave out after 3 years and a few repairs.