J. Peterman $3,500 equestrian riding boots 9, 9.5

Name: J. Peterman $3,500 equestrian riding boots 9, 9.5
Brand: J. Peterman
SKU: 5e9a6ae5e97e482ea27893b6
Price: 502.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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Stunning late 1800s Style English Equestrian Leather Riding Boots by J. Peterman Comfortably fit a 9 or 9.5 depending on how snug you like your boot Paid a fortune to only look at these, never worn! Feel free to ask for more pictures and measurements All offers will be considered

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11 Comments

ssthriftjen These are so beautiful!! 😍😍😍

Jul 25Reply

merchmajor May I have the calf height and width please. Thank you!

Oct 17Reply

archris1987 What's the calf width of these?

Sep 12Reply

springbrd9 ^^^ calf measurements please. Thank you

Sep 23Reply

kahutchinson01 @archris1987 sorry I don't have a tape measure but the calves look plenty big and there are straps to adjust according. If they don't fit, I'm happy to issue a refund when you return them.

Sep 25Reply

kahutchinson01 @springbrd9 sorry I don't have a tape measure but the calves look plenty big and there are straps to adjust according. If they don't fit, I'm happy to issue a refund when you return them.

Sep 25Reply

kahutchinson01 @unbridledhippy thank you. They are timeless!!

Sep 25Reply

jillatrabbit Got a ruler? lay flat and measure the calf open and closed, easy peasy! A dollar bill measures 6.14 inches,you could get at least an estimate measurement!

Oct 16Reply

cherokee7777 Gorgeous riding boots.

Feb 10Reply

cherokee7777 @jillatrabbit everyones first thumb knuckle equals 1”

Feb 10Reply

randy11429 Why $3000.00? Were they shown in the catalog as one of their “Unique Finds?” If so can you share the catalog number as I have them all for reference, or an original sales receipt to confirm their rarity? Thanks.

Jul 08Reply