Women's Cowboy Boots | Ariat, Cuadra, Corral & Lane

Women's Cowboy Boots

This is the largest boot collection we carry, over five hundred pairs across every major western brand plus our own La Herradura line. Ariat leads the range with more than a hundred and twenty styles, followed by Cuadra, our house line, Rockem, Corral, Lane and Tanner Mark, alongside a full selection of handwoven huaraches.

Prices start around $99.99 for a Rockem tall boot and run past $600 for exotic Cuadra work, with most of the range sitting between $139.99 and $309.99. Orders over $200 ship free, and every pair can be tried on at our Selma, NC and Columbia, SC stores.

Shopping by Brand

Ariat is the comfort brand, and the Casanova and Futurity lines are the two most requested here. If you are on your feet all day or want a boot that needs no break in, start with Ariat.

Cuadra is the Mexican craftsmanship end of the range, with exotic skins, laser work and woven detail. Our own La Herradura line sits in the same tradition at a lower price because it comes direct.

Corral and Lane are the decorated boots, embroidery, inlay, studs and overlay, bought for events more than for work. Rockem gives you the tall boot silhouette and red bottom styling at the most accessible price in the collection. Texas Country, Toro Sentado and Dan Post round out the everyday range.

Toe Shapes

Snip toe is the tapered, slightly flattened point and it is the dominant shape in women's western right now. It reads dressy and elongates the foot.

Square toe gives the most room across the toes and is the most comfortable for long wear. Narrow square is the compromise, more room than a snip with a cleaner line than a full square.

Round toe is the traditional shape, and point toe is the sharpest and most fashion driven. If you are buying your first pair and not sure, snip toe is the safest choice for how these boots are actually worn.

Shaft Height

Tall boots run roughly 13 to 16 inches up the calf and are the classic silhouette, worn under a dress or with the jean tucked in. Ankle boots and botines stop above the ankle and work better under a bootcut jean or with shorts.

If you have a wider calf, check the shaft circumference on the product page before ordering, since western shafts are cut narrower than fashion boots. Ariat's Laramie Stretchfit styles include a stretch panel and are the easiest fit in the collection for a fuller calf.

Beyond Boots

We also carry huaraches, the handwoven leather sandal, with more than fifty styles for warm weather, plus casual shoes and work boots for the job site. If you are shopping on price, start with clearance.

Building the Look

A decorated Corral or Lane boot wants a plain outfit around it. A clean Ariat or La Herradura boot can carry a rhinestone jean or an embroidered top. Pair with a felt or straw hat for events, add a belt that picks up the boot tone, and finish with a bag or wallet in the same leather family.

Sizing

Ariat runs true to standard US women's sizing. Cuadra and our La Herradura line follow Mexican sizing and generally run about a half size smaller, so size up. Rockem follows Mexican sizing as well.

The heel should lift about a quarter inch when you walk, and that disappears as the sole flexes. The instep holds the boot on, not the heel, so a snug instep on the first wear is correct. Call Selma at (919) 351-0295 or Columbia at (910) 596-7393 for help before ordering.

Care

Wipe dust after each wear. Use conditioner made for the specific leather, and never use standard polish on exotic skins or on suede, since it clogs the scale pattern and flattens the nap. Store upright with a shaper or a rolled towel in the shaft so tall boots do not fold at the ankle. We stock boot care products in store and online.

Frequently Asked Questions

What brands of women's cowboy boots do you carry?
Ariat, Cuadra, Corral, Lane, Rockem, Texas Country, Tanner Mark, Dan Post, Justin and our own La Herradura line, plus handwoven huaraches.

How much do women's cowboy boots cost here?
Most of the collection sits between $139.99 and $309.99. Rockem tall boots start around $99.99 and exotic Cuadra styles reach past $600.

Which toe shape should I choose?
Snip toe is the most popular and the safest first purchase. Square toe is the most comfortable for long wear. Round toe is the traditional shape.

Do Ariat boots run true to size?
Yes, Ariat follows standard US women's sizing. Cuadra, La Herradura and Rockem follow Mexican sizing and typically run about a half size smaller, so size up.

What is the difference between a tall boot and a botín?
A tall boot runs roughly 13 to 16 inches up the calf. A botín or ankle boot stops just above the ankle.

Do you carry wide calf western boots?
Shaft circumference varies by style. Ariat's Laramie Stretchfit line is the easiest fit for a fuller calf. Check the measurement on the product page, or call the store and we will check a specific pair for you.

What is a huarache?
It is a handwoven leather sandal from Mexico, worn in warm weather. We carry more than fifty styles.

Do you offer free shipping?
Yes, on orders over $200. Most boots in this collection qualify. See our shipping policy.

Can I try them on in store?
Yes, both our Selma, NC and Columbia, SC locations carry the women's boot range and can fit you in person.