Maison Margiela Black Tabi County Knee Boots
Maison Margiela
$2710.00 50% OFF
$1355.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Maison Margiela Black Tabi County Knee Boots cue up serious icon status—equal parts subversive and quietly luxe. Crafted from buffed black calfskin, the finish is smoothed to a deep, almost mirrorlike sheen, interrupted only by the unmistakable Tabi split toe. Matte lambskin lines the inner for a tactile contrast that feels as refined as it looks, while the telltale white stitch at the heel is Margiela’s whispered signature. Details like the pin-buckle strap at the ankle nod to utilitarian classics, but it’s the total package—a tension of heritage, fetishism, and irreverence—that really reads Paris-anarchic cool.
These knee-high boots mold to the shape of your leg with the pliability of good leather, and the sturdy stacked leather midsole plus treaded rubber sole mean you get silhouette and substance, all in one stride. The high shaft slips neatly under oversized tailoring, midi skirts, or even over slinky tights—not to mention the Tabi toe balancing edge and elegance with every step. Consider the ankle strap a subtle way to anchor your fit, holding things in place without fuss, and the internal lambskin ensures hours-long comfort, day or night. Maison Margiela’s Tabi boots remain a fashion mainstay, adored by those inclined to defy expectation; in black calfskin, they go stealth and subversive, inviting double takes wherever you end up.
Materials / Fabrication
- Knee-high buffed calfskin
- Tabi toe
- Pin-buckle strap at ankle
- White stitch at heel collar
- Lambskin lining
- Stacked leather midsole
- Treaded rubber sole
- Supplier color: Black
Recommended Care
- Professional leather cleaning is recommended for the calfskin upper.
- Gently wipe with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth to remove dirt and dust.
- Avoid prolonged exposure to water or direct heat to preserve leather quality.
- Condition leather periodically with a high-quality leather conditioner.
- Avoid contact with oils or solvents that could damage both calfskin and lambskin lining.
- Store boots upright with boot shapers or tissue to maintain their shape.
