Do they make boots for skinny legs?

[Lovemusic33]

Ordered a pair of lovely boots from next, just received them and they look to big for my skinny legs (not a boast), I am quite petite and I find it hard to find a nice pair of boots that are not too long and are flat. I like the Next ones but I probably look really stupid in them. I'm not sure if I should send them back or keep them. Do they make slimmer fitting boots?

These are the boots www.next.co.uk/g883104s2#161178 ,do they look as though they should be quite fitting?

Just wanted a simple boot that I can wear with skinny jeans, nothing too special.

do a search for slim calf boots - some stores do a range of calf fittings so you choose the one best for you.

They do tend to cost more though - when I just did a search for you they were averaging about £150 rather than the £50 of your Next boots.

I'm sure my calfs are not actually that thin, maybe they just make boots wider these days?

I will have a look online but I think maybe I'm better off going to try some on? Which is a shame, I like using next as I don't have to go out and try them on, can try them at home and return for free but their sales seem to change so much with everything.

I have the same problem and often buy children’s boots as I’m a size 4
https://www.clarks.co.uk/c/Mariel-Star-Junior/p/26127006

Duo sell boots by calf width. They are pricey, but not bad. I’ve had a couple of pairs, but I have the opposite problem of very wide calfs! (Now, if only someone would do something similar with jeans...).

Meant to say, Duo do skinny as well as wide calfs.

I have the same problem, not just with boots but with skinny jeans too. I get them to fit my waist but are always far too baggy on the leg.

The best place I have found to get boots is River Island.

I've super skinny legs. The only ones that have ever fitted me are Fly Mol

I've always had muscly calves and struggled to get long boots to fit in the past and I think the boots have got wider generally as now it isn't usually a problem. DD1 struggles to get boots to fit, as she is a size 6 shoe and size 4-6 clothes.

I have the same issue as I have really slim ankles and calves. I can't wear kids' sizes either as I'm a 6. I've never found a pair of calf length boots that fit my legs, they all gape and look like wellies. A lot of ankle boots are the same. I have 2 pairs of knee high boots from River Island that fit well and for ankle boots I bought a pair of Orinoco Spice from Clarks which I love. I also have a Fatface brown ankle pair which don't gape too much - I style them with socks sticking out at the top which fills the gap. I've pretty much given up on anything between ankle and knee length though - well I say that, I live in hope and keep trying on pairs that I like and being disappointed because they look ridiculous - a case in point was the amazing deal on Ugg Wilcoxes posted on here last year; I ordered a pair but had to send them straight back as my legs were swimming in them and they looked ridiculous, gutted!

Jones the Bootmakers do a couple of different pairs of boots that are slim fitting. They are the only ones I’ve found that work for my petite (matchstick) legs.

My boots from Next are the same! Disappointing for what they cost me..
I got some flat boots from Matalan last year and they're nice and slim fitting

Thank you ladies, I am a size 5 and children's sizes go up to a 4 .
When it comes to jeans I often have the opposite problem as the top of my legs/thighs are bigger so I struggle to get skinny jeans on. I have a few pairs of boots but none really fit nicely.

Duoboots! I have curvy calves so need the other end of spectrum, but they do all kinds of calf widths to suit. They’re great quality and worth the money.

I’ve got very average legs and tried some Red or Dead boots that were far too skinny. It was years ago in Schuh.. not sure they still sell Red or Dead