+3"

Black Nubuck Leather Lace-up/Zip-up Casual Boots

4.1 · 76 reviews

$169.99

Black nubuck leather work boots with an internal 3 inch lift, Goodyear welt build, and dual side zipper access.

Limited stock at our retail partner. The final price on the listing can differ from the figure shown here.

Height gain	+3"
Category	Boots
Colour	Black
Sizes on the listing	US 6, 7
Model	K24401
Availability	Limited stock at our retail partner

About this build

We build this work boot with a matte black nubuck upper and a 7 1/2 inch shaft. The internal build adds 3 inches of height above a composite rubberized sole. A full leather lining and Goodyear welt construction anchor the profile for steady daily wear.

Internal lift structure

The heel stack and internal midsole add 3 inches of height without altering the standard boot silhouette. The outer visible heel measures 1 1/2 inches, keeping the back profile balanced and grounded.

Nubuck leather upper

Black nubuck brings a soft, velvety texture across the upper and vamp. The hide softens around the ankle with wear. A clean collar and stitched eyelet facing hold their shape over time.

Dual entry closure

Standard round laces run through durable metal eyelets for a customized fit across the instep. A side zipper allows you to pull the boot on or off without undoing the lacing.

Goodyear welted base

We stitch the upper directly to the composite rubberized sole using Goodyear welt construction. The tread provides steady grip on pavement, while the leather inner lining absorbs foot moisture through long hours.

What wearers say

An attractive, well-made boot.

This is my third product from Calto and I am most pleased with this boot, my latest purchase. The fit and quality are top notch and I’ve received many compliments on the color. I do not hesitate to recommend this product.

John B.

The real deal

Best part is I can tell the difference while no one even blinks an eye. It's liks i've been this height all along. Boot quality and look is clean and goes with any jean color.

Manuel Baniago