26 Sep Spectacular and singular boots by Sibaritas for impact looks
One of the hallmarks of Eli 1957 are the always spectacular and singular Sibaritas cowboy boots for impact looks.
The boots are an essential element in the fall/winter season, since there is always the opportunity to dazzle with a striking model.
Comfort, design and complementarity come together in a product that we always try to reinvent, giving it trending nuances every season.
To combine with trousers or dresses, the Sybaritas’ boots are diverse in size, shape and style.
In this new autumn/winter season, the models we propose do not leave you indifferent.
Out of all the different models, we want to rescue a couple of examples that we will detail next.
We want to start with this fun cowboy type boot with fringes at different heights that provides them with dynamism when walking.
It is manufactured in a bovine split and incorporates a side strap so it is comfortable to put on.
On the inner side you can find a zip as fastening.
Its lining is made of goatskin, which gives it a perfect breathability. And its sole is a non-slipping and resistant rubber with a cowboy style, which is very comfortable.
Spectacular and singular boots by Sibaritas for impact looks
Another of the outstanding proposals is this eagle-shaped studded boot, with a cowboy-inspired design.
It is made in a bovine leather with a top quality gloss finish.
As in the previous model, it incorporates a side strap so it is comfortable to put on.
In the same way, its zip fastening is located on the inner side.
It also has a goatskin lining, for a proper breathability, and a anti-slipping and resistant rubber sole, with a cowboy style, which is really comfortable.
As with all our brands (Sibaritas, Papanatas and Cucada), the manufacturing process follows an artisanal method in Spain, with top quality leathers and materials.
Undoubtedly, essential boots for unique moments in which to live exquisite experiences with class and style.
These and other models of the new season are available on our new website (click here to access).
Photo credit: Eli 1957