Insanely rare, highly coveted, and a closet staple for lovers of 1960's/1970's vintage fashion, these black Penny Lane lace-up boots are a holy grail find. They are made from soft and supple, yet thick and durable suede leather fabric. If these were my size, there's no way I would be selling these. Bright green apple embroidered vines snake around the colorful patches of tulips. The decorative side the boots contain meticulously placed, hot pink, tiny faceted luminous stone details. Black shoe laces woven through round brass hooks, tapered toes, fit with a cuban heel. Suede leather upper with man-made interior and Neolite soles.
These are totally reminiscent of the iconic Jerry Eduard embroidered boots. A true walking piece of history and perfect for serious collectors.
These are a size 4B, made in England, and a size 6 in women's US sizing. The "B" stands for Medium (whereas A would be most narrow..etc). Please refer to measurements to ensure proper fit.
Measurements (some taken flat): Outer sole length: 8 3/4" Inner sole length: 8 1/4" Width: 2 3/4" (just under 3") Heel: 2" Length: 17" Calf: 11" around the calf, can be adjusted to fit a larger calf with the laces
Condition: Excellent vintage condition, 9.5/10. The laces appear and feel brand new - which leads me to believe these shoes were worn minimally. Appears to have been preserved to near perfection besides the soles. Price reflects rarity and condition.
I can take these to my cobbler and have the soles and heels replaced. Heels are still in great condition. Message me if you'd like this service.
In person appointments are available, just contact the shop. Studio location is in Los Angeles, CA.
** No returns accepted unless GROSSLY misrepresented. All pieces are second hand or antique so any form of visible damage has been pictured or noted. If you have any questions or want more info on this dress, please email sacredgardenvintage@gmail.com or DM us on IG @sacredgardenvintage.
Shipping & Returns
Item will be shipped out within 1-3 business days. No returns.
