Roger Vivier Boots: Chelsea, Wedge, Lug-Sole and Cuissard Styles for Autumn Winter 2026/27

Roger Vivier boots this season run from buckled Chelsea boots and wedge booties to lug-soled Viv’ Rangers Truck boots and Choc cuissard boots, and Coveti stocks 17 pairs from the Autumn Winter 2026-2027 collection at USD 1,610 to 11,690. Shop them on the Roger Vivier brand page and in our designer boots edit, and pair them with the shoes in our guide to the Roger Vivier Fall Winter 2026 collection.

Which Roger Vivier boots are in the autumn winter 2026/27 collection?

The boot edit splits into three groups. Dress boots carry the house buckle on a heel: Belle Vivier, Viv’ in the City, Choc and Viv’ Canard. Casual boots sit on rubber: Viv’ Rangers Truck, Viv’ Up and Stretch U Look. Then there is the Choc cuissard, the statement piece of the season.

Belle Vivier Chelsea Boots

The Belle Vivier buckle debuted on the pump at Yves Saint Laurent’s 1965 show. Here it moves onto an ankle boot. The Belle Vivier Chelsea Boots in brown suede have a tortoiseshell-effect resin buckle, the covered Skyscraper heel at 7.5 cm and a leather sole, at USD 2,200. Brown suede with a tortoiseshell buckle is the most autumnal pairing in the line.

Belle Vivier Wedge Booties

The wedge booties sit on a 6 cm wedge with a covered buckle, an inside zip and elastic side panels. Coveti carries black and off white calfskin and beige suede, all at USD 2,250. The Belle Vivier Wedge Booties in black calfskin are the pair to choose if you want height without a slim heel.

Viv’ in the City Booties and Boots

Viv’ in the City is the house’s city stiletto, here at 8.5 cm with a covered buckle and an inside zip. The ankle booties come in beige suede and black calfskin at USD 2,410. The Viv’ in the City Boots in black calfskin take the same heel up to the knee, at USD 2,950.

Choc Booties

House copy describes the Choc heel as “an emblem of seduction since 1959 thanks to its iconic curve”. On the booties it stands at 10 cm, the tallest boot heel in the edit. The Choc Booties in green crocodile-print calfskin are USD 2,090, and a black ovine nappa pair is USD 2,010.

Viv’ Canard Booties

Viv’ Canard comes from a design in the house archive, with a tapered square toe and a mini metal buckle. The Viv’ Canard Booties in black stretch nappa sit on a 5.5 cm lacquered heel with an inside zip, at USD 2,310. The stretch leather gives a close fit at the ankle.

Viv’ Rangers Truck Booties

Viv’ Rangers Truck is the house’s take on the lug-soled city boot. It is laced, finished with a mini crystal buckle, and comes with a spare pair of laces. Both pairs are USD 2,630: the Viv’ Rangers Truck Booties in black calfskin and a beige suede pair with a leather lining. The rubber outer sole makes these the most practical boots for wet pavements.

Viv’ Up Booties

Viv’ Up takes its rounded lines from Sixties Space Age design and sits on a 5 cm sole of light, flexible EVA. The Viv’ Up Booties in camel suede are lined in lambskin fur with a mini crystal buckle, at USD 2,250. They are the warmest boot in the edit.

Stretch U Look Booties

U Look pairs the house buckle with a rubber outer sole, made for long days. The Stretch U Look Booties in black combine stretch fabric with patent leather finishing, a resin buckle, an inside zip and a 4.5 cm heel. At USD 1,610 they are the entry point to Roger Vivier boots at Coveti.

Choc Cuissard Boots

Cuissarde is the French term for a thigh-high boot, and the Choc Cuissard Boots are the longest boots in the collection. All three sit on a 4.5 cm Choc heel with a covered buckle and an inside zip. The Choc Cuissard Boots in black crocodile-print calfskin are USD 3,440, a black and white pony-effect calfskin pair is USD 4,550, and the black and gold velvet pair with beads, crystals and sequins is USD 11,690, the most expensive piece Coveti stocks from Roger Vivier.

Roger Vivier boots compared

Which Roger Vivier ankle boot should you choose?

Think about the trouser first. Slim trousers and cropped jeans show off an ankle boot with a buckle, so the Belle Vivier Chelsea and the Viv’ Canard are the best fits there. Under a long wide trouser, the heel matters more than the buckle, and the 8.5 cm Viv’ in the City booties keep the hem off the floor. If you walk to work, choose rubber: the Viv’ Rangers Truck for wet cities, the Viv’ Up for cold ones. Browse the full range in designer ankle boots.

For the office

The Belle Vivier Chelsea Boots at 7.5 cm and the Viv’ Canard Booties at 5.5 cm both work with tailoring. Brown suede reads softer than black for daywear.

For weekends

The Viv’ Rangers Truck and Viv’ Up are made for jeans and knitwear. The Stretch U Look Booties sit between the two groups, with a small heel and a rubber sole.

For evening

The Choc Booties at 10 cm and the Viv’ in the City Booties at 8.5 cm are the dressiest ankle boots, and they pair well with a midi dress and sheer black tights.

How to wear Roger Vivier knee-high and thigh-high boots

The Viv’ in the City Boots are a classic black knee-high boot with a stiletto heel, and they work best with a skirt that covers the top of the boot. A pencil skirt, a knit dress and a long coat are all easy matches. For more choice across houses, see our guide to the best designer knee-high boots and the range in designer knee-high boots.

The Choc Cuissard Boots need a different approach. With a 4.5 cm heel they are lower than they look, which makes the length easier to wear in the day. Try the black crocodile-print pair with a short skirt and an oversized jumper, and keep the pony-effect pair for a plain black dress. The velvet pair with beads, crystals and sequins is an evening boot, and it can stand in for jewellery.

Are Roger Vivier boots worth the price?

A pair of boots gets more wear than most party shoes, so cost per wear tends to favour them. Every pair here is made in Italy, and every heeled style has a leather sole. If you are weighing the price, read our honest take in is Roger Vivier worth it, and see how the heels compare in our guide to Roger Vivier heels. Coveti carries current-season, full-price pieces, and every pair is authenticated by Coveti and ships worldwide, insured.

How do Roger Vivier boots fit?

Roger Vivier sizes shoes on the Italian scale, which is the same as EU sizing, and Coveti lists boots in whole EU sizes 35 to 42. EU 37 is UK 4 and US 7, and EU 40 is UK 7 and US 10. The house publishes no runs-small statement for these styles, so most women take their usual EU size. If you plan to wear thick socks with the Viv’ Rangers Truck, try your usual size with them first. Our Roger Vivier size guide has the full conversion.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much are Roger Vivier boots?

Coveti stocks 17 pairs of Roger Vivier boots priced USD 1,610 to 11,690. The Stretch U Look Booties start at USD 1,610, most ankle boots sit between USD 2,010 and 2,630, and the embellished velvet Choc Cuissard Boots are USD 11,690.

Does Roger Vivier make Chelsea boots?

Yes. The Belle Vivier Chelsea Boots come in brown goatskin suede with a tortoiseshell-effect resin buckle and a 7.5 cm covered Skyscraper heel. They are USD 2,200 at Coveti and made in Italy.

Which Roger Vivier boots are best for winter weather?

The Viv’ Rangers Truck Booties and the Viv’ Up Booties both have rubber outer soles. The Viv’ Up Booties are also lined in lambskin fur and sit on a 5 cm EVA sole, which makes them the warmest boots in the edit.

What is a Choc Cuissard boot?

Cuissarde is the French term for a thigh-high boot. The Roger Vivier Choc Cuissard Boots sit on a 4.5 cm Choc heel with a covered buckle and an inside zip. Coveti stocks them in black crocodile-print calfskin, black and white pony-effect calfskin, and embellished black and gold velvet.

Do Roger Vivier boots run true to size?

Roger Vivier uses the Italian scale, which matches EU sizing, and the house publishes no runs-large statement for these styles. Most women take their usual EU size. Coveti lists boots in whole EU sizes 35 to 42.