“How is it supposed to fit?!” Sound like you? Whether you’re new to boot-buying or have a few pairs already, the perfect fit is crucial…and tricky. Check out our fit guide to make sure you find the perfect fit! (Hint: It’s supposed to be snug, and loose.)

Style: LB-71124-BLK If you find yourself with a pair of boots that hurt your heels, toes, ankles, or knees, try these simple tricks! 1. Give ‘Em a Chance If your cowboy boots are still new, give them a couple of outings before you decide they need to be altered. With wear, your feet will warm the leather, making it softer and more flexible, conforming to your foot wherever pressure is applied. 2. Resole Your Boots If your boots are old and you are having problems with pain, you may want to resole your boots. Resoling a pair of cowboy boots...

Cowboy boots are made from all kinds of leather, ranging from simply traditional to rare and exotic. Here’s a quick rundown of the most common leathers and unique features for each. Jersey Calf Leather | Style: N9055-7/4 1. Cowhide Leather There’s a reason that cowhide leather is considered the traditional cowboy boots leather, and is the most popular material used for boots. You’ll typically find cowhide leather used on a sturdy pair of work boots because is it extremely durable and difficult to tear or puncture. Those looking for a pair of boots to get messy or do work outdoors will...

Let’s face it— when you’re shopping for cowboy boots, you fall into one of two categories: you know exactly what you want or you have no idea. For those in the second crowd, we have put together 5 guidelines to help you find your perfect pair! 1. First Things First: Function or Fashion? Deciding the purpose of your boots is a good place to start. What role will they play in your wardrobe? Your traditional cowboy boot, built for function, is made to be comfortable and durable. The fashion cowboy boot is made to make a statement or add accent...