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Yay! My new Jenny Boots arrived today. They're taupe & fit true to size. There's no arch support or cushion so I think I might be able to add a very slim insert for some comfort. The color is fantastic. They're going to match everything easily.
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Yay! My new Jenny Boots arrived today. They're taupe & fit true to size. There's no arch support or cushion so I think I might be able to add a very slim insert for some comfort. The color is fantastic. They're going to match everything easily.
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Yay! My new Jenny Boots arrived today. They're taupe & fit true to size. There's no arch support or cushion so I think I might be able to add a very slim insert for some comfort. The color is fantastic. They're going to match everything easily.
runningbird said:Here's what I wore them with today.![]()
runningbird said:Here's what I wore them with today.![]()
martinigal1 said:Hi everyone, I'm so relieved to find this thread as I have a conundrum - I bought the Dickers in both anthracite and camel as wanted to try them at home - camel looks a tiny bit too dark for me and was hoping (like many others) it was going to be more like the miel colour from 2011. Anthracite I love as it's the perfect off-black to go with greys etc. Should I keep the camel too? Does anyone have the camel and have they got darker with wear? I was hoping maybe when they're broken in a bit they'd be less yellowy, either darker or lighter but defo less yellow?!!
Or should I return them and wait for f/w 2012?
Would hugely appreciate views. I mainly want to wear them with skirts and light jeans etc (when the anthracites will be too dark). TIA!!![]()
I have them both - antrazith and camel - and love them both!
When I first took the camel ones of the box I also found them a little yellow put now after some weeks of wear and use I love the colour which becomes more and more interesting with a little bit 'patina'!