Harley DavidsonLadies Daisy Leather Boots
R699
About
Tough. Loyal. Fearless. Footwear from Harley-Davidson® includes styles of shoes and boots appropriate for those with a free spirit, an open road attitude, a fashion outlook and work-specific needs. Designed with tough leathers and hardware, these classic boots and shoes deliver durable performance and fresh styles so you’ll be ready for your next adventure. Every style features the unmistakable Harley-Davidson® attitude, employing the iconic Harley-Davidson® logo treatment, buckles, bling, studs and embroidery in various combinations. Made with style and performance in mind, Harley-Davidson® products combine classic designs with distinctive detailing to satisfy the inner rebel.
These cowboy-style, riding boots will take your biker-chic look to a whole new level. The full-grain leather upper makes them durable and the perfect item to add to your winter wardrobe. Make a bold statement when you pair the funky boots with your favourite, pleather leggings. Turn any ordinary sidewalk into a catwalk with Harley Davidson’s unique range of quality boots for women.
A sturdy, 8.5cm, stacked heel and the rubber outsole make these western-inspired boots high-quality and durable. The Daisy Boots boast a full-grain, upper with stitching and a knot detail, emphasising their Western style.
Product Features
- Full grain leather upper
- Cushion sock lining
- Oil-resistant rubber outsole
- Classic and timeless
- Harley Davidson quality
- Stylish
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