Paolo Vandini 'Swinford' men's 1960s mod monk strap ankle boots in high shine vintage burnished tan leather. The classic retro double monk strap fastening gives these stylish Paolo Vandini 'Swinford' zip side ankle boots a unique and stand out edge. Gun metal buckles, retro square toe, slight block heel and 60s mod baroque print lining finish the boots off in style.
- Paolo Vandini 'Swinford' men's 60s mod monk strap ankle boots in tan.
- High shine vintage burnished leather upper.
- Classic mod double monk strap detail with gun metal buckles.
- Zip side.
- Retro squared off toe.
- Baroque print contrast lining.
- Block heel.
- Slim line outsole.
- Colour: Tan.
- SKU: Swinford Monk Strap Chelsea Boots.
Composition: Leather upper, other outsole.
Product ID: 31159
UK Standard: 2 - 4 working days – £3.50 or FREE* if you spend over £75.00
UK Express: 1 working day (Monday - Friday) to most UK addresses - £4.95. Order before 3pm Monday - Thursday for Next Day Delivery.
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EU Delivery - from £10.00 depending on weight of the order or FREE* if you spend over £150.00
Delivery typically between 3 - 20 working days depending on destination.
Non-EU Delivery - from £10.00 depending on weight of the order or FREE* if you spend over £250.00
Delivery typically between 7 - 25 working days depending on destination.
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