Our warm-up bootie is a BLOCH bestseller! Offering a stylish and innovative way of keeping feet warm, ready and prepared in between classes and rehearsals, this product is a must-have for every dancer! Our warm-up booties were designed by BLOCH Stars and former American Ballet Theatre Principal Dancers Irina Dvorovenko and Max Beloserkovsky. Mix and match your prints for a unique dance style!
- Adjustable bungee toggle at top of the boot for secure fit
- Pull tab with BLOCH logo to allow for easy slip on
- Bungee loop on outside to add any charm of your choice
- 100% Polyester filling offer exceptional warmth and extreme comfort
- Cushioned heel
- 100% Nylon Shell
- BLOCH rubber logo badge on the strap
- Not recommended to be worn outdoors
Sizing Information & Suggestions
If you intend to wear pointe shoes with your booties, we recommend that you take the next size up from your normal shoe size.
- XS: US 13.5-1.5
- S: US 4-6
- M: US 6-8
- L: US 8-10
- XL: US 10-12
Order by December 18th using UPS shipping if you would like to receive your order in time for Christmas Day.
We've extended our Returns period for Holiday purchases. You'll have until 15th January 2025 to return any BLOCH website purchases.
In the interest of hygiene, facemasks, tights & underwear are NON-RETURNABLE
FREE SHIPPING ON ORDERS OVER $70
All orders placed by 12 noon PST Monday - Friday will ship within 3-4 business days of the order being placed. Orders placed after 12 noon PST on Fridays & Saturdays will ship the following Monday. Orders placed on Sundays will be shipped on the following Tuesday.
All orders will only be in transit on business days and cannot be delivered on weekends.
The first transit day of any order is always the following day after UPS/USPS collects the package from our warehouse.
For complete details about our shipping policy, please refer to the Bloch Shipping & Returns page. If you would like information on how to make a return, please refer to the Bloch Returns page.
Please note: We do not offer exchanges at this time.
