New boots, deep Texas roots. Meet the South Texas Tack Boot Collection and discover the towns that inspired each style. Read more on the blog.

Valentine’s Day gets a Western rewrite. From love outlaws to trailblazing cowgirls, this is a celebration of devotion, independence, and the women who live life on their own terms.

Knowing cowboy boot terminology is important when you are trying on and choosing a pair of cowboy boots. Each part of the boot serves a distinct purpose, and each style has its own traits that affe...

When you’re about to purchase a new cowboy hat, knowing the correct terminology can prove to be extremely helpful.

There are many different things to look at when determining if your boots fit correctly. Cowboy boots are not built the same as regular shoes, so you may not be the same size you are in regular sho...

One of the questions we get most often is about evaluating your cowboy boot size vs. shoe size. We recommend selecting a pair of boots that are the same size as your sneaker size. Some people may n...

When you are shopping for children's cowboy boots you will come across sizes with letters I, T, K, or Y. Children's boots are usually divided into four groups: infants, toddlers, kids, and youths. 

Yes. For example, the fit of a size 9 Lucchese boot might be different from a size 9 Ariat boot, so it’s important to spend time getting a good feel for every pair of boots you try on.

Each letter indicates a different width in adult boots on the South Texas Tack site. Below are the letters’ corresponding boot widths. B – Women’s regular width   D – Men’s regular width   C – Men'...