Cowboy Boots

Measure first, because all sales are final

Start with fit. We can't take returns or exchanges for fit, so a few minutes with a tape measure is worth it. Measure your foot length and the widest part of your calf, then compare both with the size chart on the product page. If you have a fuller calf or a wider foot, look at the wide calf and wide width styles first. Short booties skip the shaft question entirely, since they end at the ankle. If you fall between sizes, read the chart again rather than guessing. When you shop cowboy boots online, your own measurements are the most useful information you have.

Choose the heel and toe for how you'll wear them

Think about how you plan to spend the day. Flat and low heel pairs sit closest to the ground, which is the place to look if you want less height. Block heels add height on a wider base than a thin heel. Platform styles raise the front of the foot as well. Square toe boots, which we carry for men, give the toes a broader shape than a pointed toe. Check the side photos on each page to judge heel height, and use the size chart for any listed measurements.

Read the title and photos for materials and details

The product title names the main details, so use it alongside the photos. Leather and suede styles are labeled as such. Suede can show water marks, so it suits dry days better. The waterproof embroidered style and the faux fur lined white style say so in their titles. Buckle and zipper versions are marked too, so compare photos to see where each one sits. If a detail isn't listed on a page, we don't claim it. Send us a message before you order if you want to confirm something.