― TOE TYPE GUIDE ―

WESTERN BOOTS,
TOE-TO-TOE

– TOE TYPES –

SQUARE TOE

ROUND TOE

SNOOT TOE

R TOE

SNIP TOE

CUTTER TOE

SQUARE TOE

MODERN SHAPE FOR CASUAL + FORMAL WEAR

Purposely designed and crafted with ample toe space for a comfortable fit during all-day wear and long hours on your feet. Square toe western boots are a popular choice for those with wider feet.

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– ROUND TOE –
CLASSIC + TRADITIONAL

ROUND TOE

TRADITIONAL SHAPE FOR CASUAL, EVERYDAY WEAR

The more traditional round toe allows for easy slip in/out of the stirrup and is truly an anywhere, anytime boot. Round toe is a popular choice for work boots and versatile enough to be worn in both formal and casual functions.

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- SNOOT TOE -
ICONIC + TIMELESS

SNOOT TOE

TRADITIONAL + TIMELESS SHAPE FOR MOTORCYCLE RIDERS

The iconic snoot toe features a narrow square toe with tapered toe point, a popular choice among motorcycle riders. Timeless and traditional, the snoot toe is a great option for enjoying the unbridled freedom of the open road.

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– R TOE –
TRADITIONAL + CLASSIC

R TOE

ROUNDED TRADITIONAL SHAPE FOR FORMAL + CASUAL WEAR

The R toe, a rounded traditional toe, is the quintessential go-to western style for formal and casual wear. The R toe is also a great pick for riding in the saddle, thanks in large part to it’s rounded toe for easy in/out of the stirrup.

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- SNIP TOE -
ICONIC + FASHION-FORWARD

SNIP TOE

TRADITIONAL NARROW TOE WITH FLAT TIP FOR FASHION WEAR

The snip toe is iconic and popular in its own right, largely due to it’s fashion-forward western styling. Whether your going out for a night on the town or ready to your look to the next level, the snip toe is always a versatile go-to.

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– CUTTER TOE –
MODERN + CLASSIC

CUTTER TOE

NARROWER SQUARE TOE FOR CASUAL + DRESSIER WEAR

The cutter toe features a narrower square toe look that is perfect for a day on the farm or a night out on the town. A popular choice among horseback riders, due in large part to narrow toe allowing for easy in/out of the stirrup.