Would you wear your leather Lanvin boots out in the rain/snow?
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What is the leather like on these boots? I've seen the flats before but I didn't pay attention to the material.
If they are like most other leather boots, I would wear them. Winter boots are meant to be worn in rain/snow.
I do it all the time ( it rains a lot where I live) without any problems.
If they are like most other leather boots, I would wear them. Winter boots are meant to be worn in rain/snow.
I do it all the time ( it rains a lot where I live) without any problems.
If they were black and had a hard (waterproof) sole, then I probably would. Definitely no if they have that soft leather sole that a lot of fancy shoes tend to have.
If you're worried that they will stain, you could try putting a dab of water in a hidden place and seeing if the water absorbs or leaves a spot. But if you're really that worried or the leather is very delicate, I'd save them for wearing in less harsh weather.
If you're worried that they will stain, you could try putting a dab of water in a hidden place and seeing if the water absorbs or leaves a spot. But if you're really that worried or the leather is very delicate, I'd save them for wearing in less harsh weather.
I don't know which boots you have but I have quite a lot of Lanvin - flats, heels and boots - as well as bags, and none of these things are made for hard wearing or tough conditions.
So no, I wouldn't wear my Lanvin boots in heavy rain or snow
So no, I wouldn't wear my Lanvin boots in heavy rain or snow
I probably wouldn't... I have shoes/boots I wear for bad weather and ones that are only worn if there is 0% chance of rain/snow
