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High classic Gaucho boot made in texas black leather.
Designer: Dico Copenhagen
Style reference: Dico Julia
Heel height: 35 mm/1.38"
Shaft height (Size 38): 24 cm/9.45"
Shaft circumference (Size 38): 35 cm/13.80"
Upper: Texas. More information about the material.
Care Quality: Shiny surface leather
Lining: Real leather
Insole: Real leather
Outsole: Thunit, a specially developed good quality sole with a high wear resistance.
Made in Portugal
Free Shipping
Denmark on orders above 750 DKK
Within EU on orders above 100 EUR
Outside EU on orders above 100 USD
Free Exchanges
To ensure a stress-free shopping experience, we provide free exchanges within 30 days of receiving your order, enabling you to exchange any item for a different size, color, product or gift card at no additional cost. Please note that return shipping for refunds is not included.
Generally Anonymous Copenhagen uses European standard sizes and run true to size, unless otherwise stated in a style's product description.
It's important to measure your feet correctly since each decimal counts. To accurately measure the length of
your foot, place a piece of paper against a wall and stand with your heel against it. Mark the paper at the
tip of your longest toe, while keeping your foot flat. Measure the distance from the wall to the marked point
on the paper, this will give you the length of your foot and make sure to use the longer measurement of the
two feet to determine your shoe size/ -
See illustration here.
This product features thunit soles, known for their durability, traction, and eco-friendly attributes.
Our thunit soles proudly carry the "Ready For ECOdesigned Footwear" label, signifying their compliance with environmental standards. Additionally, these thunit soles are RCS Blended, incorporating 10% recycled materials derived from wastages.
Generally, Anonymous Copenhagen uses European standard sizes and run true to size (unless otherwise stated in a style's product description). Finding your correct size is easy: first, trace your foot on a piece of paper and measure the distance from your heel to the longest toe. Then compare with our guide below.
