Jileon Fleece Boot Socks For Women - Soft Fleece Warm Boot Liners for Women

For this of you who are complaining about the middle seam I have a solution! You're actually wearing the liners inside out. When you put the liner in your boots you should put it in there like an inside out sock. So your feet actually are against the soft side not the seam side. This way your feet are not resting on that uncomfortable seam. You're welcome!

These rain boot liners do the job but they are ruined by the huge, ugly logo. For reference, I'm a size 7.5/8 and the size small fits fine. In the picture they are worn over Hunter rain boots.

I wear a 10.5 and ordered the XL. It fit with no problems and was a bit large. I would rather have it a bit larger than too tight but you have to make sure the added thickness will fit into your boots if they are snug. It's a pretty thick material similar to thinner fleece outerwear so it will add some girth to your foot/ankle/calves. I have a pair of larger cut men's rain boots with a larger calf area and these made the fit snug. If I had a form fitting boot that I had to squeeze into; this would have made them too tight.As for the silly logo. It took me 4 minutes each to undo the stitching and remove them. I didn't use rippers that would have made it even simpler but used small scissors with a sharp tip. Once you begin to loosen the logo, you'll be able to cut most of the stitches out. I would do this before washing since doing it later would probably leave noticeable markings.For a guy these will add warmth to standard non insulated boots. If I could not have removed the silly logo; I would not have bought these. You can remove that ugly little patch easily however so these are nice in the long run.

I *finally* ordered these to go with the Jileon extra wide rainboots (size 9E) and ordered the Medium (size 7-9). They fit the boot really well, but the only downside is that they didn't really work well unless I put these on FIRST, and then put the boots on. (Less like a built-in liner, and more like a giant sock.)However, that is a small price to pay because they are heavenly. I wore my rainboots for an all day family outing and walked all day, with warm, dry feet (in 25 degree weather with strong winds). I agree that the brand on the top is a little over the top, but the boots also have a large logo. I even had someone ask me if I liked my boots/liners!

So when i decided i finally wanted to buy me a pair of rain boots i saw these fleece lined bootie inserts. My first thought was cute... but we will see. Omg best idea ever. Not only do they fit perfect but they really make the boots cozier. Rubber boots can make u sweat and can even rub you raw on your skin these amazing babies are a match made in heaven. Now it is winter so not sure how much I'll wear them in the summer but comfort factor alone ill sweat if i have to! I wear a 9 so i got the large size...Perfect. So i suggest if you size it so your size is at bottom of the size scale. Must have!!! Already told 3 friends they had to get them. Plan on buying them for a friend's bday gift.

These fit okay. I am a ladies, size 9. I just was expecting/wishing for more warmth. I thought I could put them in my rain boots and wear them in light snow or on a winter's rainy day. They just don't keep my feet any warmer than a good pair of fleece socks.

Purchased for my daughters rain boots. She wears a size 7 shoe and the small in these were prefect with her normal athletic socks underneath. The material is thick, soft and I think will keep her feet warm. They can be folded to the right length to cover upper edge of boots. Her boots are not narrow/tight at the top and these liners still had enough give to wrap around the top. I was soo impressed, I'm going back for a pair to go in my rain boots.

these are soft, well-made, comfortable, fit as expected, nice color. the only thing i would remind people of is to check how well your boots fit without these. the boots i bought these for (unlined rubber "wellies") already fit pretty well so adding these made my feet feel uncomfortably tight. i had to find a thin pair of socks to wear with them (i usually wear thick socks) as wearing them without socks did not give me a good fit (my feet slid around too much). so be sure your boots are a little loose before adding these. perhaps after a few wearings, these liners will thin out a bit. that being said, they did keep my feet & legs warmer than without them which is why i bought them so i do rate them a success.