{"id":273251,"date":"2025-07-18T23:19:16","date_gmt":"2025-07-18T23:19:16","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/273251\/"},"modified":"2025-07-18T23:19:16","modified_gmt":"2025-07-18T23:19:16","slug":"save-on-royal-loved-hunter-boots-in-the-nordstrom-anniversary-sale","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/273251\/","title":{"rendered":"Save on Royal-Loved Hunter Boots in the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale"},"content":{"rendered":"

The Royal Family knows a thing or two about rainy days, and whether it’s trudging through a Scottish field or strolling slick London sidewalks, a good pair of rain boots<\/a> are a British essential. While Princess Kate and Prince William<\/a> might prefer Le Chameau<\/a> wellies, Hunter boots<\/a> have always been a mainstay in royal wardrobes. At one point, Hunter held two prestigious royal warrants<\/a>\u2014one from Prince Philip and one from Queen Elizabeth\u2014and Princess Diana, King Charles, Queen Camilla, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have all worn their sturdy, waterproof styles. With the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale<\/a> in full swing, there’s no better time to grab your own pair.<\/p>\n

The brand is also a favorite of Marie Claire editors, including yours truly. I own two pair of Hunter wellies, including a Union Jack-printed style<\/a> I wore to hold Princess Diana<\/a>‘s very own Lady Dior bag<\/a> this spring (see above photo). While these boots might be my favorite, I wear my classic red pair much more often, and they’ve saved my feet on many rainy days both at home and in the U.K.<\/p>\n

\"Princess<\/p>\n

Princess Diana is seen wearing her favorite Hunter boots at Balmoral ahead of her wedding to Prince Charles. <\/p>\n

(Image credit: Getty Images)<\/p>\n

\"Queen<\/p>\n

Queen Camilla regularly wears her Hunter wellies on rainy dog walks. <\/p>\n

(Image credit: Getty Images)<\/p>\n

Marie Claire’s digital director (and favorite London girl), Jenny Hollander, is also a Hunter fan. “Two years ago I moved to London, which makes Wellington boots a necessity\u2014especially in summer, after a rainstorm, when I need to walk the dog\u2014and Hunters are my go-to,” she says. “For boots you’ll keep for years (like Barbour, Hunter is an investment brand), they’re actually pretty affordable: My shortie go-tos <\/a>are under $200. The longer version<\/a> is less wearable, admittedly (I cannot wear these to work, unlike the shorties), but if you’re really going through it with the mud, they’re ideal.”<\/p>\n

You may like<\/p>\n

From traditional tall wellies to edgy combat-style boots, a variety of Hunter styles are majorly marked down in this year’s Nordstrom Anniversary Sale<\/a> now through August 3\u2014shop our favorites below.<\/p>\n

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\"Original<\/p>\n

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Hunter<\/p>\n

Original Tall Rain Boot (Was $190)<\/p>\n

You can’t go wrong with a classic chocolate pair of the OG tall Hunter boots. <\/p>\n

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\"Original<\/p>\n

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Hunter<\/p>\n

Original Play Waterproof Short Rain Boot (Was $125)<\/p>\n

This shorter navy style features a platform sole and cute red, white and blue detail at the heel.<\/p>\n

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\"Diana<\/p>\n

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Hunter<\/p>\n

Diana Waterproof Rainboot (Was $160)<\/p>\n

With a very royal name indeed, these combat-style rain boots are a cool-girl alternative to your usual wellies. <\/p>\n

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\"Waterproof<\/p>\n

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Hunter<\/p>\n

Waterproof Chelsea Rain Boot (Was $145)<\/p>\n

With its neutral shade and chunky heel, this Chelsea boot will carry you through wet weather in style\u2014they’re in my cart for an upcoming trip to Ireland.<\/p>\n

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