Dr. Martens Spence Platform ankle boots, Women's, Size: 6, Black sendal Leather

Prices from
110.00

Description

Legend Footwear Elevate your footwear collection with the Dr. Martens Spence Sendal Leather Boots. These Chelsea boots are designed to make a bold statement, featuring a towering flared heel and a grooved outsole for a striking look. Crafted from soft yet rugged Sendal leather, these boots combine durability with a smooth, full-grain finish. Premium leather upper for durability. Breathable synthetic lining for comfort. Synthetic lined insole for cushioning and support. Elastic Ankle heel slip on for secure fit. Durable synthetic sole material for grip and traction.Colour: Black

Compare webshops (3)

Shop
Price
£ 110.00
£ 126.16
£ 179.99
Description (3)
Legend Footwear

Elevate your footwear collection with the Dr. Martens Spence Sendal Leather Boots. These Chelsea boots are designed to make a bold statement, featuring a towering flared heel and a grooved outsole for a striking look. Crafted from soft yet rugged Sendal leather, these boots combine durability with a smooth, full-grain finish. Premium leather upper for durability. Breathable synthetic lining for comfort. Synthetic lined insole for cushioning and support. Elastic Ankle heel slip on for secure fit. Durable synthetic sole material for grip and traction.Colour: Black

Zalando

Dr. Martens Spence Platform ankle boots black sendal Sale at Zalando UK | Upper material: leather/Lining: imitation leather/ textile/Sole: synthetics/Insole: imitation leather | Sale order at Zalando UK! Size: 6. Color: Black sendal. Pattern: plain.

Amazon

Inspired by Dr. Martens iconic chelsea boot This semi-Aniline, natural-look Nappa leather features a smooth full-grain finish Flared Heel Brand DNA features such as yellow mock-welt stitch and branded heel loop


Product specifications

Brand Dr Martens
EAN
  • 0190665392173
Material
  • Leather, synthetics, imitation leather
Color
  • Black sendal
Size
  • 6 UK
  • 6
Gender
  • Female
MPN
  • 9849-26440001-1-6

Price History