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Updated Mar 15

Tory Burch Bristol Equestrian Calf Bootie 7.5 NWT

Name: Tory Burch Bristol Equestrian Calf Bootie 7.5 NWT
Brand: Tory Burch
SKU: 619520deac9702e6172d8a9a
Price: 340.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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Quintessential bootie from Tory Burch. Rich chestnut brown calfskin leather, simple stitching detail, faux strap accents ankle with discreet Tory Burch golden logo buckle . Side zip. Comfortable 86 mm Wood heel, Undetectable Rubber coated, non-slip sole keeps this looking like a dress boot but with secure bottom. NIB. Tried on but never worn. A classic style bought a few years ago and her prices have gone up significantly. Great addition to any boot wardrobe. Great chance to buy her boots at a better price. No apparent flaws.

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ellenvil @mariesmith285 Appreciate your offer but usually don’t respond to offers les than 50% of the asking price because it doesn’t seem like a serious interest but did anyway this time. These are NIB so not much more room for negotiating. My counter is firm. They are great. And gorgeous.

Oct 01Reply

mariesmith285 @ellenvil I truly appreciate your response. My offer was based on the price that these shoes are going for NIB that other poshers are posting, they are just not my size or color I want. If you change your mind or will to drop down to $200 please let me know.

Oct 01Reply

ellenvil @mariesmith285 Will be reviewing my closet this weekend, personal and Posh, and I will certainly give it consideration. If not at this moment, soon. But thanks. People have different prices partly based on what they paid for something as well. But i will take another look. Thanks too for your reply.

Oct 01Reply

ellenvil @neenie943 Aren’t they lovely? LMK if you have any style or fit questions…

Feb 07Reply