Baffin Boots on 2040-parts.com
Burlington, Vermont, United States
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These are from the 2011 line by Baffin. They were never worn. The leather is soft and buttery. The label on the inside says Women's size 6.
They are 9 1/2 inches high when measured from the heel to the top of the boot. They are not lined with anything. They have sort of an Innuit type look/feel. Soles are rubber (gum perhaps) like on a pair of Wallabees. The one picture I included from the Baffin website shows that they sold them for 144 Canadian$ a pair. I hope you are able to enjoy these for years to come! |
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