How a western cowboy boot should fit:
Because cowboy boots are made of high quality rather stiff leathers and come in many styles, they can be more difficult to fit than other shoes or boots.

• Generally, order your boots in the same size you wear in a hiking or work boot.
• If you plan to wear a thick sock, you probably want to order a half size larger,
• Cowboy boots will probably be stiff, but if it hurts your foot from the beginning it wilt probably continue to do so.
• Generally don't expect too much stretch
• Consider the shape of your foot when ordering your boots. Decide if the "pointy" toe or the "boxey" toe style suits your foot better.
• Order the appropriate width to accommodate your foot and sock thickness.
• Do not order boots too narrow
• In men's boots:
  • men need to order regular shoe size
  • ladies need to order ½ to I size smaller than their regular shoe size depending on how tight a fit you like

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Free tips for taking care of your western cowboy boots:
Taking care of westen cowboy boots is relatively easy.

• Use a damp cloth to wipe the boot to remove dirt.
• Any harsh chemical cleaning compounds may discolor the boot.
• Plain water should work fine for regular cleaning.
• You can also use leather wipes.
• If there is ingrained din. apply saddle oil to the boot. This will clean the boot while providing a protective covering to the boot.
• Apply one to two thin coats of a good leather conditioner for water repeHency.
• Boot cream polish applied with a boot shine cloth will give your boots a fresh look.
• Never place cowboy boots near a high heat source such as a fireplace or woodstove. If they are wet, allow them to air dry or place in a boot dryer which blows luke warm air into the boot.

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