The best thing about the fall (besides apple pie!) is that it's "boot season"...and I LOVE boots! Comfortable boots that is.
I've been a Jambu fan for a long time. So when they asked me to test out their Kendra knee high boots, I excitedly said "YES"! These boots are seriously fabulous.
And here are all the things that make them so wonderful.
1. They stretch to accommodate your calves. I have scrawny calves, so finding boots that don't bag can be tough. These hug my legs!
2. The wedge is so cool--I adore the sneaker-like bottom.
3. The comfort factor is over the top. With lots of grip (all terrain outer-soles) and a memory foam footbed, these boots feel more like slippers!
4. They're knee high! I've been wanting a pair of tall boots for a while, but had trouble finding a pair that fit me well. These are awesome.
5. They're water resistant suede (certified water resistant that is!)
Enough said?
The Kendra is a casual boot...wear it with jeans, leggings or even a sweater dress.
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I paired up these boots with skinny jeans, a J. Jill sweater coat and a casual leather cross-body bag (similar HERE and HERE) and a few casual bracelets (styles like these HERE and HERE)
These boots were made for walking! When my feet are happy, I'm happy. I mean how can you have a good day if your feet hurt?
I think these boots might just be better than apple pie!
Thank you to Jambu for collaborating on this blog. Be sure to check out all of their fabulous new arrivals and take 10% off all full-priced items with code MIDLIFE17 (good until October 17, 20017).
XO Susan
Photos by "the hubby"
Hair by the incredible Robert Jason Salon
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Jambu sponsored this blog and the boots and J. Jill sweater-coat were gifted. Some of the links generate a small commission. However, the content of my posts are based on my own honest opinions and are not in any way influenced by partnerships. I only post what I love!
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- Monday, September 25, 2017
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