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Pros
- Good Stable Sole
- Great fit
- Painful Bunions Gone
- Sooooooo Comfortable
- TRUE SIZE
- Warm and snug
Cons
Best Uses
- All Day Every Day
- Skinnys Tucked In
- Under Bootcuts
Comments about Bearpaw Emma Boots:
Problem feet, not anymore ,no seams across means no rubbing, had cheaper versions but these are stable under foot.
No need to wear socks warm and cosy fur keeps feet snug
Pros
- Lightweight
- Very Comfortable
- Warm
Cons
Best Uses
- Casual Walking Anywhere
Comments about Bearpaw Emma Boots:
Nothing bad to say. Excellent value in the sale.
Pros
- Comfortable
- Warm
Cons
Best Uses
- Casual
- Work
Comments about Bearpaw Emma Boots:
wear for work & play, very warm, comfortable boots
Pros
- FAULTY
- Poor quality
- Uncomfortable
Cons
- Look Like Uggs
Best Uses
Comments about Bearpaw Emma Boots:
I was really disapointed by these boots. I read lots of reviews stating that they were good quality and durable. I only wore them for a few hours and the sole came away at the front of the boot. They were also quite stiff around the heel which caused them to rub.
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Size Guide
| Size | 6 | 8 | 10 | 12 | 14 | 16 | 18 | 20 | 22 | 24 | 26 | 28 | 30 | 32 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bust |
78cm
31″
|
82cm
32″
|
87cm
34″
|
92cm
36″
|
97cm
38″
|
102cm
40″
|
109cm
43″
|
114cm
45″
|
121cm
48″
|
126cm
49.5″
|
131cm
51.5″
|
136cm
53.5″
|
141cm
55.5″
|
146cm
57.5″
|
| Waist |
62cm
24.5″
|
66cm
26″
|
71cm
28″
|
76cm
30″
|
81cm
32″
|
86cm
34″
|
93cm
36.5″
|
98cm
38.5″
|
105cm
41.5″
|
110cm
43″
|
115cm
45″
|
120cm
47″
|
125cm
49″
|
130cm
51″
|
| Hips |
86cm
33.5″
|
90cm
35.5″
|
95cm
37.5″
|
100cm
39.5″
|
105cm
41.5″
|
110cm
43.5″
|
115cm
45.5″
|
120cm
47.5″
|
125cm
49.5″
|
130cm
51.5″
|
135cm
53.5″
|
140cm
55.5″
|
145cm
57.5″
|
150cm
59.5″
|
| Size | Petite | Standard | Tall | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Height | Under 5′ | 5′ - 5′ 3″ | 5′ 3″ - 5′ 6″ | 5′ 6″ - 5′ 9″ | 5′ 9″ - 6′ | Above 6′ |
| Leg Length | XS | S | R | L | XL | XXL |
| Inside Leg To Fit | 25 |
27 |
29 |
31 |
33 |
35 |
| European Size | 36 | 37 | 38 | 39 | 40 | 41 | 42 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Roxy, Fly. Baby Phat and Bronx | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | n/a | 7 | 8 |
| Kickers | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 6.5 | 7 | 8 |
| Slippers | S | S | M | M | L | L | n/a |
Clothing
The diagram below shows the key points to measure when calculating size, then simply select the correct size from the chart above. It's best to actually take body measurements rather than measuring over clothes. You shouldn't need to 'size up' or 'down' unless you have a particular fit preference of course.
Dress Length
Lingerie
1. The Back or Band Size (A)
Keep your bra on and measure in inches around your ribcage directly under your bust.
- If it is an even number = add 4 ins
- If it is an odd number = add 5 ins
This gives you the band or back size. When measuring, you should always round down! Your underband should be snug, e.g. If you achieve 29.5 ins then round down.
For example: your underband measurement is 29in then add 5 ins - you are a 34.
2. The Cup Size (B)
Now measure around the fullest part of your bust, the full bust measurement less underband = cup size. When measuring, you should always round up!
The over bust measurement should always be generous, e.g. If you achieve 34.5 ins then round up to 35 ins.
- 34 Back size & 34 Full Bust size = A cup
- 34 Back size & 35 Full Bust size (+1 ins difference) = B cup
- 34 Back size & 36 Full Bust size (+2 ins difference) = C cup
- 34 Back size & 36 Full Bust size (+3 ins difference) = D cup... etc.
Footwear
width - toes should have room to spread with no bulges at the shoe’s widest part.
length - there should be half an inch (1.25cm) between the end of the shoe and the longest toe.
Ordering high leg boots
High leg boots that do not have any stretch material in them will not fit everyone. To find out whether boots will fit, use the calf measurement chart below.
In order to get the most precise measurement it’s best to get someone to measure for you.
