Western footwear

Western footwear refers to shoes traditionally associated with the American West, often characterized by distinctive features such as pointed toes, high heels, and decorative stitching. Common styles include cowboy boots and riding boots, designed for durability and practicality for outdoor and ranch work, while also serving as fashion statements. These boots often feature leather construction, pull-on tabs, and decorative motifs like embroidery or tooled designs. Western footwear combines functionality with aesthetic appeal, reflecting the culture and history of Western America, and remains popular both for practical use and as a symbol of Western heritage.