Unicorn boots, can anyone help?

[NoNoNona]

I am looking for a pair of plain, leather knee-length boots with a thin, flat sole in navy blue.
Keep finding styles that I like, LK Bennet has one pair, but they are always black or brown.
As I think I am looking for classic style to last many years, I am prepared tp pay up to €1K for the right pair.
Has anyone ant ideas where I can look next?
Thank you.

If you're prepared to pay that much money maybe you could get a pair made for you? I don't know where from as it's not my price range but it might be worth considering?

These are pretty dark blue

Fairfax and favour

Hmm, most blue boots tend to be suede don't they?

house of bruar have this pair in navy, if you want to channel your inner Camilla?

https://www.houseofbruar.com/lthr-clsc-tall-boot-navy/

I don't suppose you fancy burgundy instead do you?! I am coveting a pair of Duo Verity flat leather boots in burgundy.

I was hoping you actually wanted unicorn boots

Like these

Some more dark navy

White stuff ones

Another moda in pelle pair

Moda in pelle

@Chewbecca yes! I thought I’d get to see boots like this.

Also came on to see the unicorn boot suggestions

Now that's a unicorn boot

I like these ones.

Moshulu

More Moshulu

Navy was everywhere when I was looking for brown last week. BrandAlley has loads

These? May be a bit tight on your toes though.

Love all the unicorn suggestions, well worth considering.
I am after navy leather, not suede, with a completely flat, flexible sole.
The search continues..

Get in touch with The Boot Room and get bespoke boots made?

Flat enough?

https://girotti.co.uk/over-the-knee-boots/over-the-knee-boots-9814.html

Have you considered barefoot? They have navy as an option if you scroll through the images
https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1691067045/women-barefoot-boots-zero-drop-handmade

@blueberrycherubandbump
The barefoot ones are closest to what I think I want, but without all the patchwork seams.
@JPMJuliz
Definite food for thought, thank you!

I think you are possibly looking for a unicorn then. I don't think you can have a boot that has a completely flat/flexible sole and no toe box seams, as it'd have no structure and look like a sack of potatoes (think 90s pirate style boot phase). Structured heel/soles allow for a cleaner boot as it provides the stability. Soft sole needs more structure in the leather.