Which FitFlop boots are right for me?

The best boots for you depend on where you're headed. For everyday wear, ankle boots are a versatile choice that pair effortlessly with everything from jeans to dresses. Looking for a timeless silhouette? Chelsea boots offer a sleek, easy-to-style option, while our shearling boots bring cosy warmth and elevated style to colder days.

What makes FitFlop boots different?

We believe your boots should feel as good as they look. That's why many FitFlop women’s boots are designed with our signature comfort technologies built in. Depending on the style, you'll find features such as Microwobbleboard™ midsoles, supportive footbeds and targeted cushioning, helping make every step feel more comfortable. The result is footwear designed to keep up with your day, without compromising on style.

What's the difference between Chelsea boots and ankle boots?

Chelsea boots are a type of ankle boot, recognised by their elastic side panels and easy pull-on design. Ankle boots is a broader category that also includes zip-up styles, lace-up boots and heeled designs. If you're looking for an everyday classic that are also perfect for work, Chelsea boots are a great place to start.

Are FitFlop boots comfortable for walking all day?

Many FitFlop boots are designed for lasting comfort, with cushioning and biomechanical technologies that help support your feet throughout the day. Whether you're commuting, travelling or simply spending more time on your feet, they're made to help you stay comfortable from your first step to your last.

Are FitFlop boots waterproof?

Selected styles are designed to help keep your feet dry in wet weather, with both waterproof and water-resistant options available. If you're looking for extra protection from the elements, check the product features on each style or explore our waterproof boot collection. Many of our suede boots also feature Scotchgard™ protection to help repel water and stains.

How should these boots fit?

Your boots should feel secure without pinching or rubbing. There should be enough room to wiggle your toes comfortably, while your heel should stay in place as you walk. If you plan to wear thicker socks in colder weather, it's worth allowing a little extra room when choosing your size.