Did Dr. Martens name a pair of boots after me? Shop the new Kasey Leather Heeled Boots
I think my collection of Dr. Martens boots has officially become one of my strongest personality traits. I woke up this morning to a barrage of texts from several friends panicking about the new pair of Dr. Martens boots that just dropped. After scrolling through a lot of chaotic banter, I realized why my friends were freaking out. The new Kasey Virginia Leather Tall Heeled Boots are...named after me? I've finally made it.
Okay, the new drop isn't actually named after me, but a girl can dream, right? The truth is, I'm head over heels for these leather boots for more than just the cool name. They're edgy and chic with a subtle retro flare, making them a must-have for my wardrobe (and probably yours, too). Below, shop my namesake boots before they sell out.
NEW: Dr. Martens Kasey Virginia Leather Tall Heeled Boots
The Dr. Martens Kasey Virginia Leather Tall Heeled Boots feature a towering silhouette stacked on a flared Ardern heel, helping you stand out in any crowd. Crafted from soft, fine-grain premium Virginia leather, these boots are treated to feel smooth and supple, offering both comfort and durability. Plus, the cemented sole offers flexibility and all-day comfort.
Iconic Dr. Martens details: With the iconic scripted heel loop and yellow stitching, these boots carry the unmistakable Dr. Martens flair
What is the heel height?
The Dr. Martens Kasey Virginia Leather Tall Heeled Boots have a flared Ardern heel with a height of approximately 3.4 inches.
How do you care for the Virginia leather?
Wipe away dirt using a damp cloth. The brand suggests applying the Dr. Martens Wonder Balsam to the outside of your DM boost to keep the leather soft and supple.
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Can you return the boots if they don't fit?
Yes, Dr. Martens offers a 30-day return policy for unused items.
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