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Out of everything in Modatope’s boot lineup, one pair has more reviews than almost anything else the brand sells: the Ivy Fold Over Boots, at $66.49 with a 4.5 out of 5 rating across 1,787 ratings on Amazon. I went through the product spec sheet and a large chunk of those reviews to see if the pair actually earns that volume.
What it’s made of
The Ivy is built from faux (PU) leather with a rubber sole and a side zipper for entry. It has a pointed toe and a 3.3-inch stiletto heel, which is slimmer than Modatope’s chunkier boot styles but still low enough for all-day wear.
The shaft runs 15 inches tall with a 15.3-inch circumference, putting it in wide-calf territory. That’s the detail that shows up most in buyer feedback: this pair is built to fit over jeans and larger calves without the fold-over cuff pulling tight.
What buyers are actually saying
A 4.5-star average across nearly 1,800 ratings is a strong number, especially at that volume. It’s one of the most-reviewed single items in Modatope’s entire catalog, which makes the rating harder to dismiss as a handful of enthusiastic early buyers.
Buyers consistently mention the boots feeling like better quality than the price suggests, a working zipper that doesn’t snag, and a chunky-enough heel that keeps walking comfortable even over long days. The most common complaint is fit running slightly snug, so ordering true to size (or up half a size if you’re between sizes) is worth doing.
Colors and sizing
The Ivy comes in four colors: Black, White, Burgundy, and Brown. Sizes run 6 through 11.
Follow the size chart on the product listing rather than your usual size in another brand. Given the snug-fit feedback pattern from reviewers, sizing up half a size is the safer call if your foot sits between two sizes.
How it compares
Against Modatope’s own lineup, the Ivy sits in the middle of the price range with one of the highest review counts of any boot the brand sells. Against other budget boot brands, it lands in the same territory as Cape Robbin’s fold-over styles on both price and finish.
Should you buy it
If you want a wide-calf, fold-over boot with a genuinely strong review track record under $70, this is one of the easiest picks in Modatope’s catalog. Order true to the size chart, expect to size up half a size if you’re in between, and check the current return window before buying in case it’s part of a final-sale promotion.
For care instructions that keep faux leather from cracking, check how to care for Modatope boots.
Keep reading: my full Modatope brand review, how to pick the right Modatope pair, and where to buy Modatope authentically.