Silly to have kelly jumping boots in black and brown?--need help asap boots holding

Thanks for all the advice. Moka is a dark dark brown. The SA sent a lovely photo. I asked about wearing under bootcut jeans and she said the boots would look good and she has clients who wear the boots this way. I do plan to wear the boots a majority of the time w/ skinny jeans/tights/leggings, however wanted to increase my use thus decreasing the cost per wear;) So I took the plunge! I am excited to get these beauties and hope they fit my calves!

PS: my thoughts on the boots under bootcut jeans is that yes the lovely detail will not show, however it's kinda like that special

Congratulations!!! Here's some comparison pictures I found to help with the 'nothing wrong with both' argument!



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Pamella, I am so excited! I think the moka may end up working for me so well that I may not purchase the black, as I love mixing black and brown (....although I do like mixing black and navy, so maybe I'll need the black too;) ). At almost 2k I want to use this as much as possible and just the idea of having these boots on my feet, regardless if the boot is covered or not, makes me smile and my toes tingle!

Hooray! :yahoo:
 
Thanks for all the advice. Moka is a dark dark brown. The SA sent a lovely photo. I asked about wearing under bootcut jeans and she said the boots would look good and she has clients who wear the boots this way. I do plan to wear the boots a majority of the time w/ skinny jeans/tights/leggings, however wanted to increase my use thus decreasing the cost per wear;) So I took the plunge! I am excited to get these beauties and hope they fit my calves!

PS: my thoughts on the boots under bootcut jeans is that yes the lovely detail will not show, however it's kinda like that special lining inside your bag/wallet-like a special little hidden treasure!


Hi LVlover
I have the Moka Kelly Jumping Boots and imho they are not as dark as ebene, but not like havanne either, as that has reddish undertones and moka is just a natural brown. I looked at an ebene Kelly a while ago, whilst I was wearing the boots and they were not quite as dark as the bag. Yes, they are dark brown, but a rich brown whereas I think ebene can look browny/black in some lights and seemed flatter against the moka.

You could definitely wear them with black though, as there is enough of a contrast, (not so with ebene) I saw a SA wearing them with a black skirt and it looked really chic, as the colour is not too dark just rich looking.

Sorry if I'm waffling on, just trying to reassure you, I'm sure you'll love them, they are stunning, especially with the ruthenium hardware, it finishes them off beautifully and is much too nice to hide.

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I just bought both black & Mokka on the same day (I was extremely lucky to find a pair in Bond street & then one on Sloane street in my size)!

I LOVE LOVE LOVE them and if you ask me : NO, it is absolutely not crazy to have them in both colors, quite the opposite, its an absolute necessity.

Having said that, if you ask my husband you might find that he disagrees :smile:
 
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I would! I've often bought the same shoes/boots in different colors and so far have never regretted these purchases!

If they are comfortable and you will wear them to death, then they are worth it!
 
In my opinion when you meet a shoe/boot that is comfortable, which whispers to your foot "stay", then you don't mind at all to buy them again and again. The colour is just matter of preference even at that particular moment when you enter the shop.
However I think that you will have plenty of time with such quality footwear. They will follow you every (apart from mud-Emergency Hunters are needed) and you will walk many miles on them. It is just an investment.
 
I bought both mokka and black and am loving both, it is good to alternate for the health of your foot,LOL, not kidding.....These are the best boots I have ever worn in comfort and I noticed they are sold out in almost all sizes and colors ,online in the hermes.com site

I am recovering from a severe ankle sprain and they look so good and give so much support, that after wearing the big black orthopedic recovery boot and crutches exclusively for a month , these boots are such a treat for me and I'm lucky I bought them just before my sprain injury. They were the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow and kept me cheerful during my immobility, just knowing they were both in my closet waiting until I could put them on and wear them, the mokka and the brown
With these jumping boots you can conquer the world and not worry about stability like you do in heels,LOL.....BUY THEM and you will be so happy(if you can find them in your size anymore)