19 boots, all pre-loved, ranging Rs 6,000–13,500. Typical prices land between Rs 6,800 and Rs 11,500; the median is Rs 9,000. Boots age individually, so each pair is shot on its own.
What to check on pre-owned boots
Boots are the longest-lived footwear there is, and a used pair of good boots frequently has more life ahead than a new pair of cheap ones. The leather is the asset: creased is fine, dry is fixable with conditioner, but cracked through the grain is permanent.
Look for the sole parting from the upper, especially around the toe and at the heel, since that bond is what fails on a boot. Check the eyelets and speed hooks are intact and not pulling away from the leather, and that the lining inside the heel has not worn to the backing.
Reading the condition grade
Four grades, no overlap between the bands:
The grade is shorthand for what the pictures already show. If you are new to buying used footwear, our guide to it covers the grades and how to tell an authentic pair from a fake.
Sizing this category
Most of what we hold sits at EU 42, EU 41, EU 43. Convert your size with the chart and calculator, covering EU, UK, PK, USA and centimetres. One caution when moving between labels: brands sit half a size apart at the same EU number.
Getting it delivered
Nationwide cash on delivery, tracked, usually three to five working days from processing. Returns stay open for 7 days. If what arrives is not genuine, or is damaged in transit, the refund covers the full amount and the postage.