Best Women's Lucky Brand Boots

Updated April 2018

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Bottom Line

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If Goldilocks wore boots, she would buy these. Not too short. Not too tall. Effortlessly complement jeans, skirts, and dresses.

Pros

Soft, comfortable leather. Wide, stacked heel. Comes in black, brindle and rye. Tumbled, burnished full-grain leather uppers. Soft square toe. Back zipper closure. Man-made lining, cushioned non-removable insole. Stacked leather heel. Man-made sole.

Cons

Zipper is hard to open and close. Leather scratches easily.

Mixed reviews. Some adore them, some say the boots fell apart too quickly for the price. The only thing they agree upon is that Basel is the cutest bootie from Lucky this season.

Pros

Low, stable heel. Comfortable. Leather or suede upper. Side zip closure with with pull tab at back. Round toe. Man-made lining with cushioned footbed. Stacked heel. Man-made sole. Comes in a variety of colors.

Cons

Color does not hold up well when exposed to rain. Runs small. Some customers say they fall apart quickly.

Best Bang for the Buck

Who says boots are just for winter? Basel 3 is a great pairing with your skinny jeans and skirts when it's time to put the warm, fuzzy boots away.

Pros

A great look for spring and summer. Better for posture than higher-heeled alternatives. Socks are not visible through the perforations. Comes in a variety of colors. Leather upper with large perforated detail throughout. Dual side zippers. Almond toe. Synthetic lining. Lightly cushioned footbed. Stacked heel and synthetic sole.

Cons

May run small, so keep this in mind when sizing.

A low-profile bootie, bordering on a shootie. They're cute, and if you're willing to stick with it for a while, the toe box should widen.

Pros

Low-profile ankle boot silhouette. Toe stretches for comfort over time. Comes in a variety of colors. Suede leather upper with zipper closure. Almond toe. Man-made lining. Lightly padded insole with man-made sole. Stacked block heel.

Cons

Narrow toe box. May run small, so keep this in mind when sizing.

Well-made, tall, and even fits curvy calves. If you don't like the fashion-forward look of booties, then go with this classic style.

Pros

Comfortable and rich-looking. Stretch to fit wide calves. Pebbled leather riding boot. Comes in bourbon or black. Full-length vertical overlays topped with pull-tabs and chunky stacked heel. Elasticized gore at back cuff.

Cons

No zipper. Slouch around the ankles.

How We Decided

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28 Models Considered

8 Hours Researched

1 Experts Interviewed

433 Consumers Consulted

Zero products received from manufacturers.

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