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Cowboy Boots Women Square Toe Ankle Cowgirl Embroidered Western

Cowboy Boots Women Square Toe Ankle Cowgirl Embroidered Western

White

$42.99 to $47.99 4.4 (56)

Cut from white faux leather, this ankle-height boot features traditional stitching and a broad square toe.

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

We cut this pair short so the collar clears the ankle bone. The white faux leather takes traditional western embroidery along the front and quarters, set over a low heel block and a flat rubber outsole. It pulls straight on using the top tabs.

On the bench

Square toe profile

A broad square toe gives the forefoot room to spread across the footbed. The profile stays clean, balancing the short rise of the shaft.

Low heel block

We set the upper on a low, chunky heel built for steady footing. It gives a modest lift without pitching your weight forward onto your toes.

Ankle shaft opening

The top opening measures 13 inches on a size 8.5, though other sizes in our 7 to 10.5 run scale accordingly. Twin pull tabs help slip the foot in.

Rubber outsole grip

A rubber outsole provides quiet ground contact and basic traction across hard surfaces. It wipes clean with a damp cloth after outdoor wear.

Measurements and materials

What this pair is made of
UpperFaux Leather
OutsoleRubber
ClosurePull-On
ToeSquare Toe
Heellow-heel
Shaft heightAnkle
Shaft opening13 in, measured on size 8.5
This pair, size by size
Brand SizeUS SizeUK SizeEU SizeShoe Width (in)
554373.2
5.55.54.537.53.2
665383.2
6.56.55.538.53.3
776393.3
7.57.56.539.53.4
887403.5
8.58.57.540.53.5
998413.5
9.59.58.541.53.6
10109423.6
10.510.59.542.53.6
111110433.7
11.511.510.543.53.7

Getting the size right

The chart above does not include an inside length, 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 13 inches, measured on size 8.5. 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