Cushe Quilty Conscience Boots Review & Giveaway

Since the birth of my boys, I swear my feet have fallen apart! Not only did I go up a half size but my left arch gives me big time trouble if I don't have good quality comfortable shoes.

I know, I know, why the heck am I telling you this? Because I recently found a company Cushe Footwear and their name speaks for itself. Their shoes are "Cushe" and so comfortable. Finding a shoe that has the right combination of arch and support that doesn't hurt my feet can be quite a chore, so anything that's a great fit is worth talking about!

About Cushe

Cushe was born in the summer of 2004. Based in UK, the Cushe team aspires to only deliver the types of shoes they love to wear themselves. Unique and exciting choices that are a little bit different than the majority of shoes that dominate the footwear market. They don't follow trends, but challenge the boundaries of footwear design.

Cushe Quilty Conscience Boots Review

I love all of the women's shoes Cushe has to offer. They fit my style. Comfortable, unique and a bit whimsy! I love little unique details. I was super excited to have the opportunity to review the Quilty Conscience boots.

The boots look amazing on screen but it is nothing compared to in person. Cushe loves details, inside and out and it shows. These boots have so many unique features from the felt cuff at the top of the boot, to the buckle and laces. They are surely one of a kind and look great with any outfit.

Not only are the Quilty Conscience boots great to look at but they are amazingly comfortable. And again that is something hard to find for my feet. I took out the insole and you can see in the pictures, that not only is is a warm felt top insole but has a cushy padding in the heel as well. Cushe uses the latest manufacturing techniques and the best materials to make sure their shoes conform to your foot's natural shape. This ensures comfort, protection and stability.

I normally wear an 8.5 and I ordered a size 9 as they only come in full sizes. They have plenty of moving room but not big and sloppy. I think the 8 would have been a bit too tight. 

As somebody with short legs some boots are just too tall, but the shaft height one these were perfect and the shaft circumference was great as well. Plenty of room to go over jeans and still be able to zip them up.

Now these boots are pretty stylish don't you think? Yet they are also completely waterproof and have a temperature rating to -20 degrees! The insides of the boot are a nice cozy thermal fleece. So you can wear these boots up to the slopes and snow then out on the town afterwards! No need for quick changes with these awesome boots!

The Quilty Conscience boots come in black leather and grey leather which is the color I reviewed. It is more of a camel brown with dark gray brown accents. A nice neutral color that will match any outfit. They come in women's size 5 to 11.

Cushe makes shoes for both men and women in many different styles. Here are a few of my favorites they have to offer right now. (top two are women's, bottom two are men's)

So what's the verdict? I absolutely love my Cushe boots. Time will tell how they hold up as I haven't had them very long, but even in pictures you can see these boots are made to last and only made from the utmost quality. If you are looking for a comfortable quality shoe I would say check out Cushe!

As of writing this post they are having a big winter sale with select styles up to 40% off! Head on over to their Facebook page for more details and lots of laughs. These friends at Cushe have a great sense of humor as well as awesome shoes!

WIN IT: And if you haven't already heard, Cushe is also giving you a chance to win a pair of these fabulous boots as well! All you have to do is head over here to the Mama's Got A New Look Giveaway and enter! Giveaway runs from January 3rd-17th. Plenty of winter left to sport these stylish boots!

Disclosure: I received this product for the purpose of review. I did not receive any compensation for this review. The opinions in my reviews are my own, and others’ opinions may vary. This post was written by me and not edited by anyone.