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Cowboy Boots For Men Western Boot

Cowboy Boots For Men Western Boot

Brown

$32.99 3.9 (323)

Built with a broad square toe and a brown calf high shaft, this pull-on boot sits on a steady block heel and durable rubber tread.

Sizes we cut this pair in. Each one is listed separately:

We built this western boot on our square toe last in brown faux leather, paired with a flat block heel. The calf high shaft pulls on quickly with side tabs. Inside, a natural rubber lining adds structure to the leg.

On the bench

Square toe box

We shaped the front with a wide square profile. It leaves ample room across the forefoot so toes sit flat without crowding against the front corners.

Calf high shaft

The shaft rises to the mid calf with side tabs for easy pull-on entry. On our size 9 bench sample, the shaft opening measures 15 inches around, with proportional changes across the size run.

Natural rubber lining

We lined the interior with flexible natural rubber. This layer keeps the brown faux leather upright on the bench and smooth against your work socks through long days.

Solid block heel

A low block heel anchors the rubber outsole to keep your stance level on hard ground. The tread pattern grips packed dirt, concrete, and stirrups cleanly.

Measurements and materials

What this pair is made of
UpperFaux Leather
LiningNatural Rubber
OutsoleRubber
ClosurePull-On
ToeSquare Toe
HeelBlock Heel
Shaft heightCalf High
Shaft opening15 in, measured on size 9
This pair, size by size
Brand SizeHeel to toe (in)Foot Girth (in)
6.59.59.1
7.09.89.3
7.59.99.3
8.0109.4
8.510.39.4
9.010.49.4
9.510.59.8
10.010.69.9
10.510.910
11.01110
11.511.210.2
12.011.410.3
12.511.510.3
13.011.610.4
13.511.810.4
14.01210.5

Getting the size right

The chart above is measured on this pair: size 6.5 runs 9.5 inches inside, size 14.0 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 15 inches, measured on size 9. 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.