Men's Cowboy Boots
Leather cowboy boots for men, from tall riding boots with an angled heel to low ropers and work boots. EU sizes 39 to 49, tracked UK delivery and 30-day returns.
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Men's cowboy boots
Men's leather cowboy boots that last
Our men's cowboy boots come from bootmakers with long track records: Sendra, a family firm in Almansa, Spain, that has used Goodyear welting for generations; Mayura Boots, whose boots are made by hand in Valverde del Camino; and American names including Ariat and Twisted X, alongside FB Fashion Boots and El Estribo.
Brown cowboy boots are the most popular choice, followed by black, tan and two-tone leathers. Most pairs cost between about £170 and £350, and a well-made welted boot can be resoled rather than replaced.
Shop men's cowboy boots by type
- Men's western ankle bootsShorter shafts that sit under straight or bootcut jeans.
- Men's biker bootsLeather biker boots with rugged soles.
- Men's western shoesWestern styling in a shoe height.
- Men's cowboy hatsFinish the look with a western hat.
- Men's western beltsLeather belts to wear with your boots.
- Boot careKeep the leather fed and protected.
Choosing men's cowboy boots
Riding boot or roper?
A traditional men's cowboy boot has a tall shaft, a pointed or round toe and an angled riding heel. It looks the part and works in the saddle. A roper has a shorter shaft, a rounder toe and a low, flat heel, which makes it easier to walk in all day. If you mostly wear boots in town, a roper or a work-style boot is usually the more comfortable pick.
Men's square toe cowboy boots
Square toes give the widest toe box and suit men with broad feet. They pair well with straight-leg and bootcut jeans. Pointed and snip toes look sleeker but run narrower at the front.
Leather and colour
Brown cowboy boots are the most versatile and go with denim, chinos and tweed. Black cowboy boots look smarter and work with dark jeans and suits. Distressed and two-tone leathers add character. Suede is softer but needs a protector spray before you wear it outside.
How men's cowboy boots should fit
Push your foot in firmly: you should feel the instep give with a slight pop. Your heel will lift a little at first, which is normal while the sole is stiff. The ball of your foot should sit at the widest part of the boot, with room to wiggle your toes. Our fit guide has more detail.
How to wear men's cowboy boots
Wear tall boots under straight or bootcut jeans so the shaft sits hidden and the leg falls cleanly over the boot. Tucking jeans in works for riding or working outdoors. With chinos, choose an ankle-height western boot. See how to wear cowboy boots for outfit ideas.
Men's styles compared
| Style | Heel | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Classic riding boot | Tall, angled | Riding, events, the full western look |
| Roper | Low, flat | Walking, everyday wear |
| Work boot | Low, wide | Long days on your feet |
| Western ankle boot | Medium | Town wear under jeans |
Men's cowboy boots: your questions
What size men's cowboy boots should I buy?
Most of our men's boots come in EU sizes 39 to 48, with some styles up to 49. Start with your usual EU size, check the conversion in our size guide and read the fit notes on the product page. Leather stretches slightly in width but not in length.
Which brands make the best men's cowboy boots?
It depends what you value. Sendra and Mayura boots are Goodyear welted, so they can be resoled. Ariat and Twisted X focus on comfort technology for work and riding. Each product page lists the brand so you can compare.
Are men's cowboy boots good for wide feet?
Choose a square or round toe and look for work or roper styles, which usually have a roomier front. If you are between sizes, go for the larger size and add an insole.
Can I return men's cowboy boots if they don't fit?
Yes. You have 30 days from delivery to return unworn boots. Returns in our London store are free. See our returns page.
Try them on in London
Try men's cowboy boots on in London
Our store at 27 Mortimer Street stocks a range of men's sizes, so you can feel the fit before you buy.
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