Wrangle-up Western Style in a Stetson Boot

A Stetson hat has long been an American status symbol, worn by Presidents and celebrities alike. The creme-de-la-creme of western wear, Stetson has expanded their cowboy hat-making business to include a range of other quality products. But the only one that can really stand up to the classic hat is, of course, their boots.

An American icon in their own right, a cowboy boot makes a serious statement. If you are looking to boot up into a pair of these Americana classics take a cue from the men who wore them best.

The Man in Black

If you have a hankering to wear your boots to a formal affair, then let Johnny Cash’s style be your guiding light. For a boot that can walk the line of rugged and refined opt for a pointed-toe pair of Stetson boots in black patent alligator. Channel the man in black with an all black suit and let the leg of your pants slip over the slim shaft of your boot.

The Classic Cowboy

Clint Eastwood cowboy characters on the silver screen were legendary. From his shearling vests and skin tight chaps, his wild west style was what manliness is made of. Lasso his outlaw look in a modern way with a classic tan shearling jacket, slim-fit plaid shirt – and of course, a pair of classic brown cowboy boots.

The Urban Cowboy

Take your boots off the farm for a spin in the city when you let your inner urban cowboy– a la John Travolta– take the lead. Rein in a pair of rustic Stetson boots with a simple black t-shirt and skinny jeans. Wear these country kicks to the lounge when you top off your outfit –not with a cowboy hat– but a simple black blazer.

For style that is iconic as the men you grew up admiring, then step into a legendary Stetson boot that can go from the saddle to the city.

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