The Spanish fashion brand’s knee-high heeled boots come with a patent finish, pointed toe and stiletto heel of almost ten centimetres.
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Content creator Alyssa said she had “love at first sight” with the kicks.
Taking to TikTok while posing in the shoes, she penned: “The prettiest boots from Zara right now.
“It was love at first sight.”
The fashionista paired them with a black trench coat and beige flap handbag.
However, people were quick to point out there’s one glaring issue with the knee-high boots – they’re only designed for thin legs.
One critic asked: “Ok but will it fit my super calves?”
Someone validated in response: “Noooo I ordered these and had to send them back.”
A second critic added: “My thick thighs could never.”
A third said: “There’s just no way I’m getting those round my legs.”
The shiny boots come in black, beige and burgundy from a size three to seven.
Zara bosses described the shoes: “Knee-high boots with a patent finish. Wide calf with an asymmetric top. Pointed toe. Contrast interior.
“Flexible technical latex foam insole, designed to offer greater comfort.”
Shoppers were also weary of how sweaty their legs may get inside the £89.99 stilettos.
One warned: “Believe me, you don’t need them.
“Overpriced, painful and uncomfortable.
“You sweat like a pig and the heel is not stable.”
This is not the first time shoppers have questioned Zara’s sizing.
It came under fire after a size 16 fashion fan said trying on the retailer’s new-in range was “torture” and not designer for a range of body shapes.
Fashion whizz Trinny Woodall has previously attempted to break down Zara’s sizing for confused shoppers.