Boot Size Guide

Western Boot Size Guide

Finding the right fit is essential for comfort, especially in western boots. Use this guide to find your size and get the best fit before ordering.

Men's Boot Size Chart

US Men's MX (cm) EU
6 25 38
6.5 25.5 39
7 26 40
7.5 26.5 41
8 27 42
8.5 27.5 43
9 28 44
9.5 28.5 44-45
10 29 45
10.5 29.5 46
11 30 46-47
11.5 30.5 47
12 31 48
13 32 49

Women's Boot Size Chart

Fit Note: Some women's styles, particularly Arango boots, run wide. We recommend sizing down half a size for a better fit.

US Women's MX (cm) EU
5 22 35
5.5 22.5 35-36
6 23 36
6.5 23.5 37
7 24 37-38
7.5 24.5 38
8 25 38-39
8.5 25.5 39
9 26 40
9.5 26.5 40-41
10 27 41
10.5 27.5 42
11 28 42-43

Width Guide

Western boots come in standard widths. If you're between widths, size up for comfort — a snug toe box is expected and will break in naturally.

Width Code Description
B / N Narrow
D / M Medium (Standard)
EE / W Wide
EEE / XW Extra Wide

Western Boot Fit Tips

  • Heel slip is normal: New western boots should have about 1/4" to 1/2" of heel slip. This decreases as the boot breaks in. Excessive slip (more than 3/4") means you need a smaller size.
  • Toe box: Your toes should have a snug fit but not feel crushed. Wiggle room at the tip is minimal — that's normal for pointed-toe styles.
  • Ball of foot: The widest part of your foot should align with the widest part of the boot.
  • Break-in period: Most leather western boots require 20–40 hours of wear to fully break in. Use a boot stretcher or leather conditioner to speed up the process.
  • Socks matter: Always size with the socks you plan to wear — typically a medium-weight western or work sock.
  • Work boots: Work boots (like steel-toe or performance styles) may run slightly larger. When in doubt, size down half a size for a snugger fit.

Still Unsure?

We're happy to help you find your perfect fit. Contact us and a team member will guide you through sizing for any specific style.