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Cowboy Boots For Men Ankle Boots Western Boot Casual Dress Slip On

Cowboy Boots For Men Ankle Boots Western Boot Casual Dress Slip On

Brown

$42.99 4.5 (712)

Brown ankle boots built with a broad square toe, side elastic panels, and traditional stitching across the faux leather vamp.

We cut this pair short at the ankle and set it on a low block heel. Elastic side panels let the collar open wide when you pull them on, while the mesh lining keeps air moving around your socks. The broad square toe leaves ample room across the forefoot.

The same cut in other colours

On the bench

Square toe profile

The wide square toe gives your toes space to spread naturally through the day. We reinforced the front to hold its shape over the rubber sole.

Elastic side gores

Flexible side panels replace the tall shaft of a traditional boot. The collar expands when you step in and settles close against the ankle.

Breathable mesh lining

We lined the interior with a soft mesh fabric. It absorbs moisture and helps air circulate inside the faux leather shell during long hours on your feet.

Low heel tread

A low heel block keeps you level across flat ground. The rubber outsole carries a light tread pattern to give you solid footing on hard floors.

Measurements and materials

What this pair is made of
UpperFaux Leather
LiningMesh
OutsoleRubber
ClosurePull-On
ToeSquare Toe
Heellow-heel
Shaft heightAnkle
Shaft opening12.5 in, measured on size 12.5
This pair, size by size
Brand SizeUK SizeHeel to toe (in)
538.9
5.53.59
649.2
6.54.59.4
759.5
7.55.59.7
869.9
8.56.510
9710.2
9.57.510.4
10810.5
10.58.510.7
11910.8
11.59.511
121011.2
12.510.511.4
131111.6
13.511.511.8
141212
1.58.510.7

Getting the size right

The chart above is measured on this pair: size 5 runs 8.9 inches inside, size 14 runs 12. Measure heel to longest toe standing, and read your number against that column rather than against the size you usually buy.

The shaft opens to 12.5 inches, measured on size 12.5. 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.

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