Slim Foot Boots

Before choosing a size, measure around the widest part of your calf and around the ball of your foot, keeping the tape snug but not tight. If your calf measurement sits well below the size chart range for your shoe size, or your boots regularly need extra socks to stop your foot sliding forward, you have a narrow fit – and the adjustable lacing, zips and stretch gussets on these boots are designed to close that gap.

Boots with fully adjustable laces, such as the Kentucky Storm Waterproof Jodhpur Boots, give you the most control over a narrow instep and ankle, while boots with elasticated panels, such as the Bramham Zip Jodhpur Boots, work well if your foot and ankle are narrow but fairly consistent in width.

The Chatsworth Storm, Idaho Storm and Kentucky Storm boots all use a Wil-Tex or WilTex® waterproof membrane with a sealed or gusseted zip, so they're the ones to choose for wet yards, fields and dog walks.

The Kentucky Long, Milan, Bramham, Dixie and Franklin boots are not waterproof and are better suited to yard work, hacking in dry conditions, or smart everyday wear rather than standing water.

• Jodhpur boots (Bramham, Chatsworth, Idaho, Kentucky Storm) sit at the ankle and are built for riding and yard work, with side or front zips for easy on/off.
• Long boots (Kentucky Long, Milan) cover the calf for riding or a smarter dressage look, with rear gussets to adjust the fit around a narrow leg.
• Chelsea boots (Franklin) and cowboy-style boots (Dixie) are the ones to reach for off the yard, pairing a slim ankle fit with a more casual or western silhouette.

• Kentucky Storm – memory foam X-Comfort removable insole with an integrated moulded shank.
• Idaho Storm – removable Cambrella-lined insole with a breathable calfskin lining.
• Chatsworth Storm – gel IMPACT insole for shock absorption plus a waxed calfskin upper.
• Milan and Bramham – full leather lining with a removable cushioned or gel insole.
• Dixie and Franklin – soft leather-lined insoles designed for all-day, off-yard comfort.

Leather styles benefit from a regular clean and condition to keep the material supple around the narrower fit points, particularly at the ankle gussets and stretch panels. Loosen laces and unzip fully before taking boots off to avoid stretching the fittings, and let boots dry naturally away from direct heat if they've been out in the wet.

No. The Chatsworth Storm, Idaho Storm and Kentucky Storm boots all have a confirmed waterproof membrane. The Kentucky Long, Milan, Bramham, Dixie and Franklin boots do not, so they're best kept for dry conditions or smart everyday wear.

The Kentucky Storm range gives the most adjustment thanks to fully adjustable laces, and the Milan long boot has a rear stretch gusset with 2cm of adjustment for a narrow calf. The Kentucky Long boot is the exception here – it's cut for a standard-to-wide calf even though the lacing suits a narrow foot.

The Kentucky Storm is a waterproof, ankle-height jodhpur boot with fully adjustable laces, available in six colours. The Kentucky Long is a full-length riding boot without a waterproof membrane, cut for a standard-to-wide calf rather than a narrow one, though its adjustable laces still suit a narrow foot.

Yes. The Milan Long Dress Riding Boots have a full leather lining, Vibram rubber outsole and a rear stretch gusset, so while they have a smart dressage-style cut they hold up well for general hacking too. They're currently reduced, so do check the size guide carefully before ordering.

Most boots in this collection use adjustable laces, zips or elasticated gussets rather than a single fixed width, so there's room to fine-tune the fit. The Kentucky Storm and Idaho Storm boots offer the widest adjustment range through their lacing systems.

Yes – the waterproof Chatsworth, Idaho and Kentucky Storm boots are a good choice for wet country walks and dog walking as well as riding, while the Franklin Chelsea and Dixie cowboy-style boots suit drier, more casual outings.