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The Clarks Danyelle Ruby Ankle Boots are designed for adults seeking a versatile, everyday footwear option that balances casual style with long-term comfort. These boots are perfect for individuals who value soft, tactile materials and require a cushioned footbed for extended wear throughout the day. While the premium suede construction offers an elegant slouchy aesthetic, it does require mindful care in wet weather conditions to maintain its appearance and longevity.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Brown |
| Gender | Female |
| Material | Suede |
| Shoe Size UK | 7 |
| Shoe Type | Boots |
| Series | Danyelle Ruby |
| Model Part Number | 5063421690910 |
| Brand | Clarks |
No, they are made from suede, which is porous. While a protector spray helps, they are not intended for heavy rain or wet conditions.
The heel is approximately 45mm high, providing a comfortable, moderate lift.
The boots feature the built-in Ultimate Comfort foam footbed, which is designed to be an integral part of the shoe's support system.
Yes, they are designed to standard UK sizing. If you plan on wearing thick winter socks, some users prefer to size up.
You can wipe the rubber sole clean with a damp cloth and mild soap to remove dirt and restore grip.
Gently rub a bit of candle wax or a graphite pencil lead along the teeth of the zipper to lubricate it.
Use a soft-bristled suede brush to gently lift the nap back up and restore the original texture.
Allow the boots to air dry naturally away from heat sources. Once dry, brush the area gently to restore the nap.
To keep your Danyelle Ruby boots in top condition, proper maintenance is essential. Given the suede upper, we highly recommend applying a suede-specific water-repellent spray before your first wear.
