What we love: There’s a lot to like about this classic riding boot, starting with a shaft that ranges from 13.3 to 14.8 inches depending on shoe size—a particularly useful range for shorter legs. The boot comes in both standard and wide-calf sizing, with enough room around the calf to accommodate a thicker boot sock in cooler weather. The slight heel is low enough for everyday wear, while the sleek leather and soft square toe make it easy to dress up for the office.
“I can wear these boots with long denim shorts, and they balance my proportions well,” says Glamour senior commerce editor Jenifer Calle, who is 5’2”. “Typically, I feel like I have to wear shorter-length shorts and skirts with boots to show more of my legs, but these balance my shorter torso and legs perfectly. The brown leather is gorgeous and pairs well with my fall outfits.”
- Worth noting: Pull-on style; no zipper
- Sizes: 5–12 in standard and wide
- Shaft height: 13.3–14.8 in., depending on size
- Heel height: 1.8 in.
- Calf circumference: 14.6–16.4 in., depending on size
- Material: Leather, vegan leather
Best for Everyday: Quince Italian Leather Block Heel Boot
Original photo from Jenifer Calle testing Quince Italian Leather Block Heel Boot
What we love: These are the kind of boots that get more comfortable the more you wear them. The high-quality Italian calf leather is designed to soften over time, while cushioned insoles and a thick, low block heel offer pressure relief and arch support. The shorter shaft works especially well for petite legs, with enough room through the calf to accommodate thicker wool socks without feeling squeezed.
“These sleek boots are so comfortable to wear. I wore them to NYFW week events in the city, where I logged over 10,000 steps. They also have plenty of room for thicker socks underneath,” says Calle. “They don’t feel heavy and are great for rainy days in New York City. I’ve worn them under skirts, from long plaid skirts to mini black skirts. They’re very versatile and wide-calf friendly.”
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