Is the Tassie boot true to size?

Riding boots with a 14-inch shaft usually fit best in your normal size, but calf circumference matters more than foot length. If you are between sizes or have a wide calf, size up.

No. The upper is polyester and the sole is rubber, so this is a synthetic boot. Expect a stiffer feel at first and less break-in molding than leather.

How tall is the heel?

It has a stacked block heel, which is a low, stable lift rather than a stiletto. The listing gives no heel height figure, so check the product page for the exact measurement.

Can I wear these all day?

The block heel and rubber sole are comfortable for errands and office days. The synthetic upper does not breathe like leather, so long, warm days may feel stuffy.

Wipe the polyester upper with a damp cloth and mild soap, then air dry away from direct heat. Do not machine wash or tumble dry.

When is the best time to buy?

Tall boots are usually discounted in late winter and early spring as stores clear seasonal stock. Watch the price history for a dip below the recent range.

St. John's Bay Tassie Stacked Heel Riding Boots

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$39.99at JCPenney, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the St. John's Bay Tassie Stacked Heel Riding Boots

The St. John's Bay Tassie is a women's casual riding boot with a 14-inch shaft, round toe, side zip and a stacked block heel. The upper is polyester with a rubber sole, so it is a budget synthetic boot rather than leather. It suits shoppers who want the tall riding-boot look for everyday wear without paying leather prices.

Best forShoppers wanting a tall riding-boot silhouette on a budgetEveryday casual wear with jeans, leggings or skirts