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Description
Indulge in the finest craftsmanship with our Women's Brahma Cowboy Boots, handcrafted in Canada. These exquisite leather roper boots feature a broad square toe and offer unrivaled comfort and rugged practicality. For a coordinated look for both you and your partner, we also carry this style for men!
Meticulously handcrafted from top-quality leather, these boots exhibit both durability and style. Boasting a refined Ranchman Roper Heel with a specialized spur ledge for added functionality, these boots are equipped with Canada West® fine rib soles for traction and performance.
Enhanced with double-rib tempered steel shanks, these boots provide unparalleled support and a solid foundation, while the cushion comfort insoles ensure comfortable, all-day wearability. The boot quarters, or shaft, embroidered with a Western stitch pattern, are 12" high.
Available in sizes 6 to 10, are a C or regular width, including at the broad square toe box.
Fit Information from the manufacturer:
We have maintained the North American sizing standards that were in place when we started manufacturing in 1978. As an example, if you wear a size 8 in women's footwear, you would order your size or size down a half size.
Please note that this sizing chart is not an absolute recommendation as best fit is achieved in 3 dimensions. Size charts and even the sliding scale Brannock device found in some stores are only designed to establish a starting point for fit. There is no substitute for an in person fitting.
Standing on a piece of paper, place your heel comfortably against a flat surface and measure the distance to the tip of your toes. Do not use a wall with a baseboard as this will skew the measurement. Have someone trace your feet; measure both feet and use the largest measurement.
Take the measurement in the socks you anticipate wearing with the boots.''