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Enjoy the quality and warmth of genuine sheepskin with these authentic Native American made ankle moccasin boots. These ladies winter moccasin boots are lined entirely with real sheepskin shearling wool throughout the entire moccasin. The exterior of these women's aboriginal style moccasins is genuine moose hide leather in a nice maple tan color. Moose hide is extremely durable yet soft and pliable. The soles on these ladies moccasin is a strong crepe gum sole perfect for outdoor use. They are sure to keep you toasty and warm in the cold weather.
These women's winter boots are approximately 4" tall making them cute ankle boots. They have rawhide laces for tightening all the way up the front, and the vamp is hand-stitched. They are made in Canada by an aboriginal company called Bastien Industries offering 100% Huron Native made products. Same style available for men.
| SKU | B042115L |
| Material | Genuine Moosehide Leather |
| Manufacturing | Made In Canada by Bastien Industries |
| Sole | Crepe Gum Sole |
| Size | Available In Size 5-10 |
| Color | Maple Tan |
| Lining | Real Sheepskin |
| Use | Indoor & Outdoor |
| Vamp | Double Hand-Stitched |
| Height | 4” Tall |
| Accents | Rawhide Laces |
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These authentic Native American women's moccasins fit true to size. These moccasins do not come in half sizes. If you wear a half size, go down to the next full size (8½ order size 8). If you have any questions about sizing, email us your foot measurements and we can help.
Genuine leather should fit snugly at first as the leather will stretch and mold to your foot for a comfortable fit. The length should always feel right when you first put the moccasins on. (your toe should never feel like it is busting out of the seam)
*Moose is a wild animal, so therefore incurs wounds and scarring during its lifetime. These scars and marks can show up in the leather as what may appear to be imperfections, but in fact are unique to each pair of moccasins. They are part of the animal's story-line.
