Distressed Western Cowboy Boots
✔ 100% Genuine Leather
✔ Handcrafted by Skilled Artisans
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Crafted for riders, concert-goers, and anyone who loves bold Western fashion. These handcrafted boots are made from distressed cowhide with a bronze patina, embossed patterns, and studded harness straps for a unique vintage look.
Why you’ll love them
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Distressed embossed leather
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Bronze patina with charcoal marbling
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Western harness strap with studs
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Square-toe comfort
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Premium Western fashion for daily wear
These Distressed Western Cowboy Boots feature deep embossing, precision stitching, hand-distressed texture, and a stacked leather heel for comfort and durability. Built for long-lasting wear, they provide bold style that stands out at concerts, festivals, riding events, and everyday Western outfits.
Fit & Construction
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Square toe
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Stacked leather heel
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Durable stitched welt
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Soft lining
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True-to-size Western fit
Designed with craftsmanship and attitude, these Distressed Western Cowboy Boots bring together rugged materials, vintage details, and a custom feel that becomes more comfortable over time.
Material & color: Premium cowhide leather with bronze and charcoal marbling, brass studs, and hand-applied distressing. Artisan-made in León, Mexico.
Who they’re for: Western fashion lovers, rodeo riders, country musicians, urban cowboys, influencers, and collectors.
Sizes: Men’s 7–13, true to size.
FAQ's:
- Real leather? Yes.
- Good for riding? Yes.
- Wide feet? Size up ½.
Own the look: Distressed Bronze Leather Cowboy Boots — bold, handcrafted, and built to stand out.
For styling ideas, pair these boots with one of our handcrafted Women’s Leather Jackets for a complete Western-inspired look.
If you need help with sizing or custom requests, reach out through our Contact Page.
To learn more about the heritage behind Western boot construction, see this overview on cowboy boot history from Wikipedia, a trusted, non-commercial resource.
