Sneaker Boots
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A black leather high-top on a clean white cupsole, and a shape that's stayed more or less the same since 2016. The collar rises above the ankle and is padded generously all the way round, so it holds the foot without pressing on it, and the panels are cut simply — a plain toe, a curved side seam, a small WVS emboss at the tongue and outer quarter, and nothing else on it. The whole appeal is in the proportion and the colour break.
The upper is Italian vegan leather (62–66% plant-origin materials), smooth and matte, with the stitching left visible along every panel edge — a fine tonal line tracing the shape of the boot. It laces through metal eyelets in zamak, a durable zinc alloy, with extra-strong laces (100% recycled polyester) and metal tips to match.
The sole is where the contrast lives. A hard-wearing cupsole, sidewall-stitched in rubber (10% recycled rubber), with a tan rubber tread underneath — so you get a bright white wall around the base of the black upper and a warm gum edge below it, three clear bands from top to bottom. Look closely at the tan and you'll see flecks of colour through it, which is the recycled content left visible rather than hidden away. Underfoot, a layered insole with a soft memory-foam top on a recycled PU base (20% recycled PU).
They're an easy shape to wear and they carry further than a low trainer does. Black or indigo denim, straight or cuffed, with an oversized knit and a long coat. Wide or barrel-leg jeans with a bit of ankle showing. Cropped tailored trousers when you want something soft above and something solid below. A good pair to keep in rotation from autumn right through the year.
- Upper
- Italian bio-based vegan leather (62–66% plant-origin materials)
- Lining
- Unlined – the smooth vegan leather and woven textile of the upper sit directly against your foot, light and breathable for summer
- Insole
- Cushioned layered insole – a soft memory foam top layer over a recycled PU base (20% recycled PU) cut to fit the shoe
- Outsole
- Hard-wearing cupsole construction, sidewall-stitched in rubber (10% recycled rubber), with a contrasting tan rubber tread in a herringbone pattern for grip and durability.
- Laces
- Long, extra-strong laces (100% recycled polyester), with metal lace tips (100% zamak — a durable zinc alloy)
- Shank
- Steel shank for stability and support through the arch
- Hardware
- Metal eyelets and lace tips — both 100% zamak (a durable zinc alloy)
- Construction
- Mounted (cemented) construction – the upper is lasted to shape and the outsole bonded directly underneath. The most widely used construction method in footwear, it gives a clean, flexible build, though the outsole isn't easily resoled
- Water Resistance
- Water-resistant for everyday wear – keeps you dry in rain, puddles, wet streets, and most winter conditions. Just avoid heavy saturation or full submersion.
- Width
- D width fitting – a slightly wider fit with more volume than standard
- Fit
- Order your usual size. Half size? Wider width fittings size up, narrower width fittings size down.
- Heel Height
- 2.5 cm
- Toe Height
- 2.5 cm
- Toe Shape
- Round toe
- Instep
- Flat insole through the arch
- Break-in Time
- You should find these comfy straight out of the box.
- Type
- Sneakers
- Closure
- Lace-up
- Gender
- Women's
- Made In
- Portugal
- Weight
- 0.78 kg per pair
| UK Size | EU Size | Foot Length (mm) |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | 36 | 227 |
| 4 | 37 | 233 |
| 5 | 38 | 240 |
| 6 | 39 | 247 |
| 6.5 | 40 | 253 |
| 7 | 41 | 260 |
| 8 | 42 | 267 |
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Die Sneakerboots sind genauso wie beschrieben. Sehen sehr cool aus, sind ultra bequem. Bin froh sie gekauft zu haben.
In the beginning they feel somewhat stiff but after a few days they feel really well fitting and comfortable. The soft inside is great. They keep my feet warm, and I’m a cold feet person. So I’m very happy! They’re water resistant and easy to keep clean.
These boots have been comfortable from the start, and I love the padded ankles and comfy jersey lining. I’ve worn them on rainy walks to and from work with no water getting in, and think they look very stylish. My only complaint is that the size 39 seems too long and I feel like there’s way too much space at the toes. This is a problem I’ve also had with one other pair of Will’s boots that I bought this winter, though I have an older pair of Will’s aviator boots and a couple of pairs of sneakers in size 39 and they fit perfectly. If I were buying these boots again, I’d definitely try the 38, though as they seem like they’re going to last and last I’ll just have to hope that they’re released in a different colour to give me the excuse! I’d definitely buy them in the tan colour that I already have a pair of Will’s smart sneakers in.
Liked the design of them and at first was a bit skeptical of how they would fit, but I ordered true to size and honestly I cannot be more in love with these shoes. I was looking for something of this specific style and I found exactly what I was looking for. Extremely comfortable and well built!
I had an email exchange with Aarti and would like to thank him for the great customer service.
I had thought back and forth about whether I should order the same shoes a size smaller. I'm usually an 8-8.5 in shoes. Adidas / Nike / Barefootshoes.
When I had the sneakers in size 8 here, my little toes hurt and my upper left foot hurt as soon as the material started to get bend. I had a fair amount of space at the front and even with thicker socks the shoes weren't comfortable. Well I blamed the shoes. Hey, at least we know that the industry outside mass-produces clothing and shoes and the main thing is that they get everything sold. I don't feel like ordering cheap goods. Spending my money on clothes I don't like. Or go to stores that sell cheap goods to save money.
But I needed a pair of sneakers and went to the Adidas website. I ordered a few and sent them back too. I felt the seam on my big toe and it was very uncomfortable. Then the sneakers came from Will's vegan store and I was unhappy with them too.
Then I ordered the Wills´sneakers a size smaller, but of course it took a while until they got here and a few others from Adidas have since arrived.
As soon as I walked with them, I felt friction at the back of the heels and the soles of my feet hurt. My God, this can't all be true. Normally I haven't had any problems with Adidas. But I've become a fan of barefoot shoes because they're foot-shaped, not shoe-shaped. I've been walking around in them all the time for the last 8 months. Even in the gym I only wear them because they are so light and extremely comfortable. I've gotten so used to the fact that my toes are no longer squashed and I have a lot of space in the shoes. Above all, I wanted a straight sole.
But I needed some for winter and saw the London Style from Will's Vegan Store and thought they were pretty stylish. Aarti said I should give the sneakers a chance because I won't regret it. So should I go to a size 7?
I couldn't imagine that they would fit.
They arrived a few days ago, I tried them on and and they fit like a glove.
I walked around outside for a bit today and finally I'm in love with them :-D. Yes, they feel great and I think the shoes are very well made.
So, please forgive my review below.
What did I learn from it? My ego was too fast !
