Looking for advice on great "tucking" boots

I think this really depends on how it fits your leg. If there is enough room to tuck there often is too much gap for skirts. Or at least that's how I understand it . . .

15 years ago

modgrl

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Hi Mo, I'm really just asking about the style. Do you think the heel and embellishments make them unusable for tucking.

15 years ago

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Oh, I get it I think it may be a bit much to put, say, a busy print skirt up against them. I can't see why jeans or any other solid pant wouldn't be alright with the embellishments.

15 years ago

kellygirl

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I don't think the heel or the detailing make it unsuitable for tucking. It's a great looking boot. That being said, my criteria for tucking is really whether or not it has a full zip. The Wanted boots in this post are my faves because of the full zip and not too snug fit around the lower leg. I have the Rory Scrunch but I really find tucking a pain in those unless my jeans are very fitted in the calf and even then I find tucking a but difficult.

The ones you posted have a partial zip--that might help you to pull your jeans down if you need to.

15 years ago

modgrl

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Kelly, those are great wanted boots, they are sold out in my size

15 years ago

biscuitsmom

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I think they will work great tucking w/jeans and with *some* skirts...kinda a case by case basis....fab boots!

15 years ago

Anonymous

My personal preference for tucking is a flat or wedge boot. To my eye, the boot like this one with heels looks better with skirts. Again, this is just a personal bias, so take it for what it's worth.

15 years ago

Janet

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I would think you could tuck into those. They look versatile to me. A lot depends on how closely the calf and ankle fit your leg, and whether it leaves a little room for jeans underneath. I've been pleasantly surprised that a couple of pairs of boots I thought might not accommodate any bulk underneath have actually worked out for a tucked jean... once I got the zipper up!

15 years ago