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When buying dacha boots do you buy your size?

Question by wiskers14: when your buying dc dacha boots do u buy ur size or one size bigger or less?

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Answer by Dancer<3
ummm when I have gotten uggs before they always say to go down one size thankfully i did. but It might depend on the brand and if they will stretch……..~Morgan

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  1. jillybean says

    I go a half of a size up and they fit perfectly example if you are a 7 and a half get an 8

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