Vionic Women's Gwen Tall Black Suede Waterproof Boots – Orthotic Support, Winter Fashion

Stay stylish and supported through any weather with the Vionic Women's Gwen Tall Waterproof Suede Boots in Black.

Engineered with Vionic’s signature Vio-Motion™ footbed, these boots deliver podiatrist-designed arch support that promotes natural alignment and relieves foot pain.

Crafted with premium waterproof suede, the Gwen boot doesn’t just look elegant—it’s built to handle wet conditions with ease. The tall, structured shaft and sleek silhouette make this boot a must-have for winter wardrobes, combining fashion and function in one timeless design.

Perfect for women on the go, these boots are APMA-approved, making them ideal for long walks, commuting, or everyday wear. Whether you’re dressing up or down, the Vionic Gwen keeps you dry, stylish, and supported.

Key Features

• Water-Repellent Suede Upper: The black suede upper is treated to resist water, making these boots suitable for various weather conditions.

• Orthotic Support: Features Vionic's Vio-Motion™ technology, providing three-zone comfort with arch support, cushioning, and stability to promote natural alignment. 

• Tall Shaft Design: The knee-high silhouette offers added coverage and style, making it versatile for different outfits and occasions.

• Durable Outsole: Designed with a rubber outsole to provide traction and durability for everyday wear.

• Side Zipper Closure: Includes a side zipper for easy on and off, enhancing convenience without compromising style.

Materials

• Upper: Crafted from premium black suede, treated with a water-repellent coating to help keep your feet dry in wet conditions. 

• Lining: While specific details about the lining material are not provided, Vionic boots typically feature soft textile linings designed for comfort and breathability.

• Insole: Equipped with Vionic's signature Vio-Motion™ technology, offering orthotic arch support, cushioning, and stability. The insole is designed to promote natural alignment and alleviate heel pain.