Cowgirl boots are popular today with more than just cowgirls. Whether you regularly ride horses or never plop down in a saddle, there's a perfect pair of cowgirl boots for you. To find cowgirl boots that fit your needs and your feet, use the following tips.
Instructions
1. Determine what kind of cowgirl boot you are looking for. Whether you want fashion boots or riding boots there are many styles, designs, colors and leather choices available in each category.
2. Visit local western clothing stores and tack shops to look at cowgirl boots. Most retail stores are expensive but are a good place to start. Try on the style that you like and write down the sizes that fit with each different brand. Most cowgirl boots run in the same size that a normal shoe does, but some brands may be different.
3. Slip your foot into a pair of boots to see how they fit. If you are looking for cowgirl boots to wear riding, they should be comfortable, but not too loose. As you walk there should be a slight slip in the heel and the boot should hold the rest of your foot snuggly. These boots should not have a thick or chunky sole because they can get caught in a stirrup.
4. Try on cowgirl boots for fashion to make sure they are a comfortable fit. Fashion boots need to be comfortable for walking in all day. They should fit snug so they don't slip, but should have enough room to be comfortable. The soles and heels of these boots can be thin or chunky and the heels can be taller than riding boots.
5. Search the Internet for the specific style you liked at the store. Find the brand, style, color and correct size and compare the prices. Prices on the Internet are almost always cheaper, even with shipping. Order the correct size since you already tried them on and walked in them at the store.
Tips Warnings
Try on many different styles and brands of boots at a retail store. You may be able to find different colors and leathers available online, even if the retail store only offered the boot in one color.
Review the return policy with online stores carefully before buying a boot that you were not able to try on. If it does not fit correctly you should be able to send it back for an exchange or refund.
