(The shaft is 12 inches high, compared to the Tall’s 16 inches and the Short’s 10 inches.

(So many fun colors, too!) On an adult, they’ll look like a cross between the Tall and Short versions, depending on how tall you are. Consider the kids’ version–$75 compared to $148! If you wear a size 7.5 or smaller, you’re one of the lucky ladies eligible to save mucho monies by going with the kids’ boots. (Hunter boots only come in whole sizes, by the way.)ĩ.

If I wore a 7, however, I’d probably stick with the 7. I typically wear a size 7.5 in shoes, but I wear a (U.S.) 7 in Hunter boots–and have the right amount of room in them, even with the Welly Socks. If in between sizes, go a half size down. So, without further ado, below are my tips for buying Hunters!ġ. And as we’re in the middle of “April Showers,” I figured that it’s the perfect time to post about the topic. Connecting with people is the number one reason I love blogging, after all.Īnyway, I get a lot of e-mails about Hunter boots, whether in regard to size, style, fit or finish.

I may not be the best at responding in a timely fashion–seriously, hit me up again if it’s been a month, haha–but I love it. Hunter Boots (See other styles here) / Barbour Jacket (Old, similar here, here and here) / Madewell Tote (Free monogramming for a limited time!) / Hudson Jeans / Daniel Wellington Watch (c/o) / J.Crew Chambray Shirt and Pearl Earrings/ Kate Spade Sunglasses (Old, but love this similar pair from Tory Burch!)

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