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Cowboy Boots For Women Square Toe Cowgirl Wide Mid Calf Western

Cowboy Boots For Women Square Toe Cowgirl Wide Mid Calf Western

Light Brown

$39.99 4.5 (715)

Light brown faux leather mid calf boots shaped with a broad square toe, two-tone embroidery, and a wide shaft opening.

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

We built this pair on a broad square toe last and cut the light brown shaft for a wider fit at the calf. The shaft hits mid calf with two-tone western stitching running up the front and back. A low block heel and rubber outsole keep the profile grounded and steady on hard ground.

On the bench

Broad square toe

The toe box is squared off to give your toes room to spread. It pairs with the low heel profile to keep your foot level and steady through a full day on your feet.

Wide mid calf shaft

We patterned this shaft with a wider circumference, opening to 16 inches on a size 6.5. It pulls on easily using the matching side tabs and stops partway up the calf without binding.

Two-tone shaft embroidery

Contrast stitch lines in two thread colors run across the light brown synthetic upper. The needlework holds its shape along the shaft panels without stiffening the faux leather.

Rubber outsole and lining

Underneath sits a durable rubber outsole matched with a rubber lining layer inside. The bottom tread grips packed dirt and flat floors, while the pull-on build lets you step straight in.

Measurements and materials

What this pair is made of
UpperFaux Leather
LiningNatural Rubber
OutsoleWarm Tips:Please select the shoe size that matches your usual size for comfortable fit.
ClosurePull-On
ToeSquare Toe
Heellow-heel
Shaft heightCalf High
Shaft opening16 in, measured on size 6.5

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 16 inches, measured on size 6.5. 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.

Read a measurement against our grid