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Volterra Boots Black
The Volterra boot by Barone Firenze is a tall model with a clean, elegant design, made from soft genuine leather that adapts naturally to the leg, offering comfort and a flattering fit.
The unlined construction makes the boot particularly light and flexible, ideal for everyday wear. The minimal design is enriched by the detail of the side buckle and the Barone Firenze logo, which lends character without weighing down the line.
The Tunic Microlite sole, light and hard-wearing, guarantees stability and durability over time, keeping your walk comfortable.
Versatile and refined, it's perfect to pair with both casual and more elegant looks.
Boot in genuine unlined leather, 100% Made in Italy.
- Heel height 3 cm
- Stable, comfortable heel
- Tunic Microlite sole, light and hard-wearing
- Can be worn both pulled up and slouched
We offer free shipping on orders over €250 in Italy
*Free returns in Italy are available only for certain products; for more information, please visit the page: Returns and Refunds
SUPPLY CHAIN:
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raw material
Florence, Italy
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Tanning
Florence, Italy
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Leatherworking
Florence, Italy
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Components and accessories
Florence, Italy
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Distribution
Florence, Italy
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Packaging
Florence, Italy
How to Measure
The measurements shown in the table are taken on the garment when not worn and go from seam to seam. The values are indicative and may vary slightly due to the craftsmanship of our products.
If you are unsure about the fit of the jacket, you should consider that our garments, due to the softness of the leather, tend to give slightly. With body heat, the jacket tends to take its shape even after being worn only a few times.
Women
Shoulders
Measure your shoulders from one end to the other. You can help yourself by wearing a t-shirt or a shirt that fits you well and use it as a guide. The shoulder seams on the back should match the tip of your shoulders.
Chest
Take the chest measurement at the widest point of the torso. Pass the measuring tape just under the armpits at chest level for men and at bust level for women. This measurement will be very important to properly close the leather jacket.
Sleeves
Measure the sleeve length, which is the distance between the shoulder seam and the point where the sleeve ends at wrist level.
Length
This corresponds to the length of the leather jacket you wish to purchase, so to check if it is the desired length measure on the back, while wearing another jacket, the length from the collar seam down to the bottom of the garment.
Bottom
Depending on the jacket chosen and its length, the bottom measurement may vary. Therefore, the advice is first to evaluate the length of the selected garment and once you understand where its length falls on your body, take the measurement. Some shorter jacket models may require taking waist measurements, while others of normal length require measuring the width at hip level. This type of measurement, like the chest measurement, must be taken for the entire circumference by passing the measuring tape around the body.
Men
Shoulders
Measure your shoulders from one end to the other. You can help yourself by wearing a t-shirt or a shirt that fits you well and use it as a guide. The shoulder seams on the back should match the tip of your shoulders.
Chest
Take the chest measurement at the widest point of the torso. Pass the measuring tape just under the armpits at chest level for men and at bust level for women. This measurement will be very important to properly close the leather jacket.
Sleeves
Measure the sleeve length, which is the distance between the shoulder seam and the point where the sleeve ends at wrist level.
Length
This corresponds to the length of the leather jacket you wish to purchase, so to check if it is the desired length measure on the back, while wearing another jacket, the length from the collar seam down to the bottom of the garment.
Bottom
Depending on the jacket chosen and its length, the bottom measurement may vary. Therefore, the advice is first to evaluate the length of the selected garment and once you understand where its length falls on your body, take the measurement. Some shorter jacket models may require taking waist measurements, while others of normal length require measuring the width at hip level. This type of measurement, like the chest measurement, must be taken for the entire circumference by passing the measuring tape around the body.
