These handcrafted cowboy boots blend rugged durability with timeless style. Made in León, Mexico, each pair takes 40 hours and 200 steps to create, featuring a leather vamp, 13” flame underlay shaft, and a distinctive ship toe. With premium leather lining, cushioned insole, and sturdy construction, these boots offer heel-to-toe comfort and adaptability for various occasions, from days on the ranch to nights out.
From the brand: Our boots are made with the same care and consideration that goes into our legendary headwear, resulting in the ultimate mix of heel-to-toe comfort, rugged durability, and timeless western style. Crafted in the bootmaking capital of León, Mexico—where the tradition of creating frontier-ready leather footwear dates back to the mid-17th century— each pair takes approximately 40 hours and 200 individual steps to complete. They are lasted, stitched and tooled entirely by hand, using high-quality leathers that will develop an attractive patina over time and welt construction that allows them to be resoled as needed. Equally fit for days on the range or nights on the town, they’re made to go the extra mile.
The Cheyenne Boot has a leather vamp and a 13” flame underlay shaft and features a ship toe—a statement-making style—and a stacked leather cowboy heel. Its quality construction includes single welt leather soles, brass nails and handmade lemonwood pegs that will expand and contract with any moisture the boot may encounter. Premium leather lining and a cushioned leather insole ensure heel-to-toe comfort in every step.
Snip Toe
Leather Vamp & Flame Underlay Shaft
13" Shaft Height
Stacked Leather Heel
Single Welt
Seamless Premium Cow Lining
Cushioned Leather Insole
Leather Sole With Brass Nails & Lemonwood Pegs
Handmade in León, Mexico
