- Is the Frye Miranda made of real leather?
- The upper is listed as faux leather, velvet and polyurethane, so it is not full-grain leather like Frye's benchmade boots. Expect a lighter, more fashion-forward build.
- How does the Miranda compare with Frye's classic riding boots?
- It has a similar tall, low-heel silhouette but uses synthetic materials and is not resolable. Frye's heritage boots cost more and are built to be repaired.
- What is the heel and shaft height?
- The block heel is 2 inches and the shaft is 11.5 inches, with no platform. That puts the top of the boot around mid-calf on most wearers.
- Does the wide D width fit broad calves?
- The D width gives more room through the foot, and the slip-on shaft is generous. Slimmer wearers often find the shaft gaps, so check the calf circumference.
- How do I care for the synthetic upper?
- Wipe with a damp cloth and let them air dry; avoid leather conditioners, which can leave residue on polyurethane. Velvet panels should be brushed, not washed.
- What is in the box?
- One pair of boots. No extra laces, inserts or dust bag are included.
- Where is the Frye Miranda Bridle Stitch Banana Co Womens cheapest?
- At Thefryeandco, for $84.99, 35% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Frye Miranda Bridle Stitch Banana Co Womens?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including Thefryeandco, Zappos, DSW, Famous Footwear, Rack Room Shoes.