Key Takeaways

• Fall footwear transition: As summer ends, the need for boots that accommodate various calf sizes becomes crucial.
• Inclusive options: Jordyn Woods’ new boot collection emphasizes style and inclusivity, addressing common fit challenges.
• Fabric variety: The collection features diverse materials like denim and leather, ensuring versatility for different outfits.
• Confidence boost: The designs encourage women to express their style while overcoming practical fitting issues.

It’s that time of year when the sandals that carried us through summer nights get swapped for boots that can handle cooler days. But if you’ve got calves that make even your favorite thigh-highs stop mid-leg, you already know fall footwear can feel like a battle.

Instead of struggling with boots that won’t budge, the boots from Woods by Jordyn Woods make their debut this season, offering a stylish and inclusive option. The collection, led by the entrepreneur and style icon Jordyn Woods, focuses on footwear that blends style with inclusivity. Drawing from her own experiences, she designed silhouettes that celebrate fit and versatility, giving women pieces that move with their bodies instead of fighting them.

“This is our most exciting and purposeful launch yet,” said Woods. “I want to be disruptive in this industry by creating quality pieces that are inclusive and solution-based. After a year and a half of development, I’m beyond excited for people to finally experience the collection and see the detail and effort we’ve poured into every piece.”

The debut line is now available for pre-order, with prices from $165 to $365. Styles include ankle booties, midi cuts, and knee-highs. Woods wanted the collection, particularly the Rev boots, to feel bold and fresh while still practical for everyday wear. The name Rev is also a personal nod to her late father, John Woods, who loved riding Harley-Davidsons.

Fabric is where the line really shines. Choices include dark indigo denim, black leather, chocolate brown embossed crocodile, and even feathered textures. Versatile enough to pair with jeans, office-ready skirts, or statement dresses, the boots let you transition seamlessly from day to night without sacrificing comfort or style. Cushioned footbeds ensure they feel as good as they look, even after hours of wear.

This season, statement boots in rich textures are everywhere, from runways to street style. Sleek silhouettes, layered leathers, and bold finishes dominate fall, and Woods’ collection taps perfectly into that trend while remaining wearable. Whether you’re navigating city streets, heading to brunch with friends, or dressing for a casual office day, these stylish fall boots make a style statement without the struggle of ill-fitting footwear.

Inclusive sizing remains a pressing topic in fashion. For many women, finding boots that fit their calves and stay true to the style they want has been a challenge. Woods spoke to that frustration in an interview with WWD: “Getting into footwear was a huge thing for me because I love to try on boots, and a lot of times my calves do not fit,” she said. “So I said, ‘OK well I need to make some boots that fit all if not all most calf sizes.’”

Beyond fit, these boots are about giving women confidence to own their look. From pairing the Rev Jordyn Wood’s boots with a flowy dress to styling ankle booties with cropped jeans and a cozy oversized sweater, the collection encourages creativity while addressing practical challenges many face when shopping for boots. Woods’ line is a reminder that fashion should work with your body not against it.

For Woods entering the footwear space was a natural evolution of her brand. She noticed a gap in the market for boots that were stylish yet inclusive and she took the leap to create pieces that celebrate women of all shapes and sizes. It’s a small step in her journey but one that has a big impact for the many who have struggled with fit in the past.

Jordyn Woods’ debut shoe line shows that fashion is not only about trends but also about rewriting the rules so everyone has a place. Boots that fit are more than practical; they feel like a small revolutionary win for everyone this fall.