It is a mule, not a boot.
Amber is the one open shoe in the collection. An open toe, a single panel of full-grain leather across the vamp, no back and no shaft. You step in and out of it. Everything else Fabbruccio makes closes around the foot; this one does not, and the listing says so before you get to the photographs.

Black, not red.
Every Fabbruccio boot is lined edge to edge in cherry-red soft leather. Amber has no shaft to line, so it is not. What is there instead is a black leather footbed with the house mark stamped into it, and solid brass studs set through the vamp.

Six inches, cut in one piece.
The wedge runs from the platform under the toe to the full six inches at the back, tapering the whole way, with a rubber tread across the base. It is a lot of shoe for the weight: super lightweight construction, the same as the rest of the collection. When the tread wears, a cobbler replaces it.














