The chunky ankle boots advertise a belt-buckle accent, while the specification lists a zip closure. Those details may serve different purposes. Do not assume the buckle adjusts ankle fit until a close photograph shows that it moves and where it attaches.

Check the zip opening and shaft

First measure the longer foot while standing. The selector offers sizes 35 through 40, but the page gives no foot-length or interior-width chart, so ask for both dimensions for the chosen size. Then measure around the ankle where the boot shaft would end, and request the closed shaft circumference and zip opening height. A boot that fits the foot can still be hard to put on if the zip opening is narrow. If the belt is decorative, it will not resolve that issue.

The specification names a PU upper, microfiber shaft, rubber outsole, ankle height and a 3–5 cm heel/platform range. It does not give a tested heel height for each size, a platform-at-toe measurement or a slip-resistance result. A rounded toe shape is listed but does not establish usable forefoot width. Choose Black or White after the fit and closure questions are answered; colour is not a substitute for the missing dimensions.