These B&W Bunny Toe Shoes are literally how it feels like hugging soft toys. These are made of Plush Material and have a slip on closure type. With these shoes, no leg warmers are needed. We have have bows and ears hanging on these cute fits!
Insole Material: Short Plush
Shaft Material: PU
Lining Material: Short Plush
Outsole Material: EVA
Closure Type: Slip-On
Heel Type: Wedges
Toe Shape: Round Toe
Black Shoes Height
- Platform Height: 5cm-7cm
- Heel Height: Super High(8cm-Up)
- Platform Height: 0-3cm
- Heel Height: Med (3cm-5cm)
Size:
Q&A
What materials are your Gothic Boots made of?
Most of our products are made with a range of Vegan Leather aka Faux Leather, rubber, Please look at the description above for the specific Gothic boots in which you are purchasing.
Are the Gothic Boots washable?
Umm… What ? We wouldn’t recommend washing your boots in a machine rather cleaning with a rag, hot water, soap and maybe a little polish for the boots that are made of genuine leather.
Will all of my products now have the gothic babe logo?
No, Some of our most popular products are branded but many are not. Many of our gothic products including our boots are sourced from manufacturers all around the world.
Will your gothic boots hold up after many times wearing them ?
Hell Yeah! We only deal with manufacturers who share our desire to give our customers the best quality boots that will hold up in even the harshest conditions where with each pair of boots you are ensured not just fashion but also durability
Are your sizes true sizes on your gothic boots ?
As many of our manufacturers are from around the globe, some sizes may very due to the location they are produced in. For this reason, we stress that you measure your feet and check the size chart provided for each pair of boots
Do you only carry gothic style boots ?
No silly… We focus on many different styles. Punk Fashion, Gothic Fashion, Steampunk Pastel Goth, Kawaii and more…
For more questions please contact us at [email protected] to let us know what you would like know.
