The mid-calf leather boots give three dimensions that answer different questions: 6-cm heel height, 16-cm shaft height and a “shoes width” entry of 9 cm. That width is not defined as interior foot width, outsole width or another measurement, so it should not be used alone to choose a size.

Measure foot and calf separately

Stand and measure both feet from heel to longest toe and across the widest forefoot. Ask for the usable interior length and width of the chosen 35–40 size. Then measure your calf at 16 cm above the heel reference and request the boot’s shaft circumference at the same height. The page recommends sizing up for a wider foot or higher instep, but gives no size-specific foot-length map; compare actual dimensions instead of automatically adding one size.

Black and Brown each have a regular and fleece-lined selector option. Ask whether the lining changes internal space before applying one size choice to both. The listing names top-grain leather upper and rubber sole, but has no waterproofing or traction test. A 6-cm heel measurement does not predict the pitch without the forefoot sole thickness.