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Baby Boy Cowboy Boots Soft Bottom Infant Newborn Cowgirl Boots

Baby Boy Cowboy Boots Soft Bottom Infant Newborn Cowgirl Boots

Brown

$5.99 4.6 (177)

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A soft brown infant ankle boot with western stitchwork, round toe profile, and hook-and-loop side closures.

We built this infant ankle boot around a flat profile and a generous round toe. The brown faux leather upper carries traditional western embroidery down the front. A smooth micro-fiber lining rests gently against baby skin, and the side closures open wide for quick changes before photoshoots or family gatherings.

On the bench

Round toe build

The broad round toe box leaves ample room for small toes to rest naturally. We chose brown faux leather that wipes clean with a damp cloth and holds its shape through daily wear.

Micro-fiber interior

Inside the boot, a soft micro-fiber lining covers the entire ankle shaft. It breathes well, stays gentle on bare legs or thin socks, and eliminates rough internal seams.

Side closure system

Hook-and-loop fasteners along the side let the ankle shaft pull open wide. On size 12-15 Months Infant, the shaft measures 9.65 inches in circumference, though other sizes vary accordingly.

Patterned flat outsole

We set this pair on a flat plastic sole with molded rubber pads across the contact zones. The surface tread adds light traction underfoot as infants learn to stand and step.

Measurements and materials

What this pair is made of
UpperFaux Leather
LiningMicro-fiber
OutsolePlastic
ClosurePull-On
ToeRound Toe
HeelNo Heel
Shaft heightAnkle
Shaft opening9.65 in, measured on size 12-15 Months Infant

Getting the size right

This pair does not carry a chart of its own, but our women's charts agree with each other closely enough that the grid on the fit bench answers for it. Measure heel to longest toe and read the number there.

The shaft opens to 9.65 inches, measured on size 12-15 Months Infant. Larger sizes open a little wider and smaller ones a little less, so treat that figure as belonging to the size it was taken on.

Read a measurement against our grid