Crafted in León, Mexico, the Bridger Boot combines traditional craftsmanship with modern comfort. Featuring a full goat leather vamp and a 13” shaft adorned with intricate hand stitching, these boots showcase a square toe design and hand-stacked leather heel. The premium leather-lined Poron insole ensures all-day support, while the channel welted construction allows for resoling, offering durability and timeless western style that transitions seamlessly from the range to the city.
From the brand: A timeless traditional western boot, the Bridger Boot features a full goat leather vamp and 13” leather shaft with intricate hand stitching. It has a square toe—a popular working style that provides all-day comfort—and a hand-stacked leather heel. The construction includes channel welted full leather soles secured with 56 lemonwood pegs and eight premium brass nails per boot. The beveled bottom sole is thinned out toward the edges, creating a rounded, tapered appearance around the arch. Inside, a premium leather-lined Poron insole delivers all-day comfort and support.
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 and stitched 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.
Square Toe
Full Goat Leather Vamp
13" Leather Shaft
Intricate Hand Stitching
Channel Welted Full Leather Construction
56 Lemonwood Pegs & 8 Premium Brass Nails Per Boot
Premium Leather-Lined Poron Insole
Beveled Bottom Sole
Hand-Stacked Leather Heel
Handmade in León, Mexico
