western dress boots ladies Boulet 13" Oiled Cowhide Cutter Toe Cowboy Boots Women's – Wei's Western Wear

western dress boots ladies Boulet 13" Oiled Cowhide Cutter Toe Cowboy Boots Women's – Wei's Western WearBoulet has been crafting traditional western footwear in St Tite, Quebec since 1933, making them the oldest boot company in Canada. This 13 inch oiled cowhide boot has been a quiet favorite in our catalog because it balances an understated, down to earth finish with a highly distinct cutter toea narrow, squared off silhouette that slips cleanly into a stirrup. The oiled leather finish is a practical choice for Canadian buyers; it shrugs off dust,

Boulet has been crafting traditional western footwear in St-Tite, Quebec since 1933, making them the oldest boot company in Canada. This 13-inch oiled cowhide boot has been a quiet favorite in our catalog because it balances an understated, down-to-earth finish with a highly distinct cutter toe—a narrow, squared-off silhouette that slips cleanly into a stirrup. The oiled leather finish is a practical choice for Canadian buyers; it shrugs off dust, resists moisture better than dry tanned hides, and can be wiped clean with minimal fuss after a day around the pens.

Built for: barrel racers, pleasure riders, and country music fans who want a classic, un-embellished boot built for heavy wear. The traditional leather sole and cowgirl riding heel mean this pair functions flawlessly in the saddle, while the Goodyear double-welt construction ensures you can have them resoled down the road.

Specs:

• Vamp and Shaft: Genuine oiled cowhide leather
• 13-inch total height
• Cutter toe (narrow, squared-off profile)
• Cowgirl riding heel with non-slip rubber heel cap
• Traditional leather outsole and leather insole
• Full leather lining inside the shaft
• Goodyear double welt stitching (resoleable)
• Sturdy pull tabs with embossed Boulet branding
• Width: C width (standard women's fit)
• Made in Canada
• Style #: 3166

Sizing and care: Boulet boots generally run true to size, but because they are built on a traditional North American construction standard, they may feel slightly more generous in the heel than assembly-line footwear. The oiled cowhide leather is supple right out of the box and requires very little break-in time. To maintain the water-resistant properties, treat the leather periodically with a clear leather oil or mink oil, keeping in mind that these treatments will naturally maintain the deep, dark characteristics of the oiled finish.

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