What shape does the 'slouch silhouette' mentioned in the boots description refer to?
This is a situation where one encounters an unfamiliar styling term while reading the boots product description and wonders what shape is actually created.
It refers to a roomy, natural shape created by letting the boot shaft drape down with folds or folding it down, rather than standing it up stiffly.
Slouch means drooping loosely, and in fashion, it refers to a shape styled so that it wrinkles naturally rather than being held stiffly in shape. In boots, it means a style where the shaft covering the ankle or calf is pushed down loosely to create folds.
KHIHO's KAEL TIE WRAP BOOTS can be reshaped into a slouch silhouette by folding down the top or letting it gather downwards into folds[1]. You can freely switch between fully unfolding the shaft and wrapping the long strap around the ankle multiple times to tie it, and wearing it with the leather naturally lowered down[2].
hmmm, it is a design that reveals the folds created as the leather overlaps downwards, allowing you to change the silhouette of a single pair of shoes as desired.
The total height of the upper shaft of the boots or the exact length of the strap wrapped around the ankle has not yet been confirmed in the official materials.
Product measurements
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KAEL TIE WRAP BOOTS / BEIGE
Measurements
| Part | 250 |
|---|---|
| 기장 | 26cm |
Other stated figures
| Part | 250 |
|---|---|
| 발길이 | 25.3cm |
| 둘레 ◦ | 22.6cm |
For rows marked with ◦, flat measurement or circumference could not be confirmed in official sources, so hmmm determined them using figures from the same item.