HOT ! Women\'s Insulated Work Boots - Black

Made with Italian vegan leather made with 69% biobased content

Lined with Primaloft insulation made from 90% recycled content, they keep your feet warm down to -22° / -7.6 Fahrenheit.

Your feet are also kept cosy with a thick, soft vegan fur lining (made from 100% recycled PU, 100% RPU) that lines all the interior down to your toes

• Breathable and water-resistant


• Deep tread sturdy rubber outsoles with recycled content


• Brushed metal eyelets and speed hooks


• Long and strong laces made from recycled polyester with metal lace tips


• Squishy deep tread recycled insoles


• Two types of vegan suede lining to nestle your feet


• Finished with an embroidered WVS pull tab made from recycled polyester and WVS emboss on the outsole

Ethics & Sustainability

This product is certified carbon-neutral

It\'s delivered to you through our carbon-neutral supply chain in paper and cardboard packaging

Always and forever vegan

Made in Portugal

Gender info

Made by WVS for a Female body shape

Sizing info

Care info

Vegan leather uppers

Clean the uppers and outsoles with warm soapy water and a cloth or brush. 

Dry down thoroughly with a towel.

Polish can be used to bring out a shine and return the colour. Any synthetic product should work just fine. Apply as described in the instructions.

If your footwear has a burnished effect on the toes and sides (WVS apply a darker polish to some of their brown vegan leather uppers for effect) this is best reapplied by a cobbler or it can be done at home by using a darker shade of polish around the toes and sides of the footwear.

You can treat the uppers with a waterproofing spray to improve durability, stain resistance and water resistance.

WVS recommend doing this every 2-3 months with their waterproof products, depending on usage.

Do not let your footwear stay damp between wears (especially inside the boots), as this can damage the water resistance and create an environment for microbes to develop in the footwear, which can cause a smell to develop. 

If this happens, thoroughly dry the footwear and use a footwear deodoriser until the smell stops. In extreme cases, you may need to wash out the insides of the footwear with warm soapy water. Once you have done this, thoroughly dry them out and apply the footwear deodoriser.

You can dry your footwear directly on top of a radiator or near to another heat source. Depending on the heat source, it can take a few days to dry out the inside of our footwear completely.

Do not wash in the washing machine.

Vegan suede uppers

Wait until dry, then brush with a suede brush or something similar. 

You can clean with warm, soapy water and a cloth or brush for more extreme cases. 

Dry down the uppers with a towel.

You should not expect water marks as the material does not mark or stain like conventional suede when wet.

You can treat the uppers with a waterproofing spray to improve durability, stain resistance and water resistance.

WVS recommend doing this every 2-3 months with their waterproof products, depending on usage.

Do not let your footwear stay damp between wears (especially inside the boots), as this can damage the water resistance and create an environment for microbes to develop in the footwear, which can cause a smell to develop. 

If this happens, thoroughly dry the footwear and use a footwear deodoriser until the smell stops. In extreme cases, you may need to wash out the insides of the footwear with warm soapy water. Once you have done this, thoroughly dry them out and apply the footwear deodoriser.

You can dry your footwear directly on top of a radiator or near another heat source. Depending on the heat source, it can take a few days to dry out the inside of their footwear completely.

Do not wash in the washing machine.

Other materials

Wipe down or scrub with warm water with a mild soap solution and a cloth or brush. To dry, pad down with paper towels or a towel.

You can put some WVS models in the washing machine, including biodegradable, and mesh upper models.

Care info

Vegan leather uppers

Clean the uppers and outsoles with warm soapy water and a cloth or brush. 

Dry down thoroughly with a towel.

Polish can be used to bring out a shine and return the colour. Any synthetic product should work just fine. Apply as described in the instructions.

If your footwear has a burnished effect on the toes and sides (WVS apply a darker polish to some of thei brown vegan leather uppers for effect) this is best reapplied by a cobbler or it can be done at home by using a darker shade of polish around the toes and sides of the footwear.

You can treat the uppers with a waterproofing spray to improve durability, stain resistance and water resistance.

WVS recommend doing this every 2-3 months with their waterproof products, depending on usage.

Do not let your footwear stay damp between wears (especially inside the boots), as this can damage the water resistance and create an environment for microbes to develop in the footwear, which can cause a smell to develop. 

If this happens, thoroughly dry the footwear and use a footwear deodoriser until the smell stops. In extreme cases, you may need to wash out the insides of the footwear with warm soapy water. Once you have done this, thoroughly dry them out and apply the footwear deodoriser.

You can dry your footwear directly on top of a radiator or near to another heat source. Depending on the heat source, it can take a few days to dry out the inside of our footwear completely.

Do not wash in the washing machine.

Vegan suede uppers

Wait until dry, then brush with a suede brush or something similar. 

You can clean with warm, soapy water and a cloth or brush for more extreme cases. 

Dry down the uppers with a towel.

You should not expect water marks as the material does not mark or stain like conventional suede when wet.

You can treat the uppers with a waterproofing spray to improve durability, stain resistance and water resistance.

WVS recommend doing this every 2-3 months with their waterproof products, depending on usage.

Do not let your footwear stay damp between wears (especially inside the boots), as this can damage the water resistance and create an environment for microbes to develop in the footwear, which can cause a smell to develop. 

If this happens, thoroughly dry the footwear and use a footwear deodoriser until the smell stops. In extreme cases, you may need to wash out the insides of the footwear with warm soapy water. Once you have done this, thoroughly dry them out and apply the footwear deodoriser.

You can dry your footwear directly on top of a radiator or near another heat source. Depending on the heat source, it can take a few days to dry out the inside of their footwear completely.

Do not wash in the washing machine.

Other materials

Wipe down or scrub with warm water with a mild soap solution and a cloth or brush. To dry, pad down with paper towels or a towel.

You can put some WVS models in the washing machine, including biodegradable, and mesh upper models.