Ankle Boots

Elastic, zip-free women's ankle boots — the Miss Elastic signature. The fabric gives as you put them on and returns to shape, holding the foot without squeezing and with no need for zips.

The ankle held, not strangled

The usual failing of an ankle boot is the rigid shaft: it either marks the ankle or sits loose and cuts the leg where it should not. Being elastic, it fits the shape of each ankle and falls into place. They share the same elastic fit as the brand's backless shoes, though here the shaft is closed: it is the format that works best from October to March.

Flat for every day, heeled for dressing up

The flats, 1 to 3 cm, are the everyday pair. The heeled ones, 3.5 to 6.5 cm, work for the office and for going out. A wide base is what makes eight hours possible.

Suede effect, the finish of the season

The ankle boots in suede effect are the ones people come back to in winter: a warm matte finish, easier to look after than real suede and lighter. They come in black, brown, dark brown, burgundy and camel. The latest from the new autumn-winter season arrives with new textures and prints.

Made in Spain

Spanish manufacture, sizes 35 to 42.

What do you wear them with?

With straight jeans, which fall over the shaft and cover it; with tailored trousers in the same tone, which lengthen the leg; and with a midi skirt, better in a low shaft so a stretch of leg shows.

Are they tight at first?

There is no breaking-in period: the fabric gives from the very first moment. If it is tight, it is the size, not the wearing-in.