• Cowhide vamps
• Cowhide quarters
• 12-inch quarters
• Detailed stitch pattern
• Black stacked-leather heel
• Single-stitched welt
• Leather outsole

• Cowhide vamps
• Cowhide quarters
• 12-inch quarters
• Detailed stitch pattern
• Black stacked-leather heel
• Single-stitched welt
• Leather outsole

Instructions

Clean: Remove loose dust or dirt with damp cloth or soft brush. For heavily soiled products use Lucchese Leather Cleaner (see care instructions)

Condition: Apply Lucchese Leather Conditioner to your boots liberally, let dry.

Polish: Apply neutral or color matching cream-based polish and buff with a soft cloth to a shine.

Protect: Apply Lucchese Premium Leather Protector.

• Ultra Belly Caiman vamps
• Cowhide quarters
• 13-inch quarters
• Detailed cord pattern
• Mule Ear pull straps
• Teak stacked-leather heel
• Single-stitched welt
• Leather outsole

Caiman Crocodile

We craft boots from several cuts of this crocodilian: belly, ultra belly, and hornback. Ultra belly is ultra smooth; belly is only slightly less so. Abrasion-resistant hornback is heavily textured, with deep, tall ridges. The most recent caiman in the Lucchese family, giant caiman has larger tiles than the other varieties. All these crocodilians hold firm around the foot, even after repeated wear.

Instructions

Clean: Remove loose dust or dirt with damp cloth or soft brush. For heavily soiled products use Lucchese Leather Cleaner (see care instructions) Condition: Apply Lucchese Leather Conditioner to your boots liberally, let dry. Polish: Apply neutral or color matching cream-based polish and buff with a soft cloth to a shine. Protect: Apply Lucchese Premium Leather Protector.

• Ultra Belly Caiman vamps
• Cowhide quarters
• 13-inch quarters
• Detailed cord pattern
• Mule Ear pull straps
• Black stacked-leather heel
• Single-stitched welt
• Leather outsole

Caiman Crocodile

We craft boots from several cuts of this crocodilian: belly, ultra belly, and hornback. Ultra belly is ultra smooth; belly is only slightly less so. Abrasion-resistant hornback is heavily textured, with deep, tall ridges. The most recent caiman in the Lucchese family, giant caiman has larger tiles than the other varieties. All these crocodilians hold firm around the foot, even after repeated wear.

Instructions

Clean: Remove loose dust or dirt with damp cloth or soft brush. For heavily soiled products use Lucchese Leather Cleaner (see care instructions) Condition: Apply Lucchese Leather Conditioner to your boots liberally, let dry. Polish: Apply neutral or color matching cream-based polish and buff with a soft cloth to a shine. Protect: Apply Lucchese Premium Leather Protector.

• Mad Dog goat vamps
• Mad Dog goat quarters
• 12-inch quarters
• Adams stitch pattern
• Pull strap with chain stitch pattern
• Dark Mahogany stacked-leather heel
• Single-stitched welt
• Leather outsole
• Handmade in Texas

• Florence buffalo vamps
• Florence buffalo quarters
• 10-inch quarters
• Cruces cord pattern on collar
• Kennedy pull straps
• Black stacked-leather heel
• Single-stitched welt
• Leather outsole
• Handmade in Texas

• Florence buffalo vamps
• Florence buffalo quarters
• 10-inch quarters
• Cruces cord pattern on collar
• Kennedy pull straps
• Black stacked-leather heel
• Single-stitched welt
• Leather outsole
• Handmade in Texas

Buffalo

The softest of Lucchese’s smooth leathers, buffalo is luxurious in both fit and finish. As velvety as glove leather, it’s also surprisingly durable and appropriate for all occasions. When new, buffalo boots should hug the feet tightly. In time and with repeated wear, they will mold to your feet for a one-of-a-kind fit and show a rich vintage patina.

The Roper

The Lucchese roper is a Western boot with British inspiration and Texas roots. The roper can be traced back to England’s military and Arthur Wellesley, who was the first Duke of Wellington and former prime minister. That’s why it’s sometimes called a Wellington. With a 1-inch heel, clean lines, and a rounded toe, ropers walk the line between boot and shoe. Supremely comfortable, Lucchese ropers transcend time — and styles. Cowboys love them. So do captains of industry.

• Full Quill ostrich vamps
• Cowhide quarters
• 12-inch quarters
• Detailed stitch pattern
• CJ pull straps with overlay
• Single-stitched welt
• Rubber outsole

• Full Quill ostrich vamps
• Cowhide quarters
• 12-inch quarters
• Detailed stitch pattern
• CJ pull straps with overlay
• Single-stitched welt
• Rubber outsole

Barn Boot

Some jobs are harder than others. When life throws you the dirty work, Lucchese barn boots are what to wear. Part of our Performance Collection, barn boots have been bestsellers from the very first pair. Able to stand up to the toughest conditions — and look good doing it — they’re handcrafted from materials that keep feet dry, guard against slips, and release mud and muck with every step.

Full Quill Ostrich

Our No. 1-selling exotic has a prized aesthetic suitable for board meetings and special occasions while also being tough enough for riding and rigorous outdoor activity. Ostrich is supple and molds nicely to the foot. Maximizing quill pattern is something we do more thoughtfully than any other bootmaker. When fit perfectly, full-quill ostrich makes the ultimate cowboy boot.

• Ranch Hand vamps
• Ranch Hand quarters
• 10-inch quarters
• Classico stitch pattern
• Sunset pull straps with overlay
• Mahogany stacked-leather heel
• Single-stitched welt
• Leather outsole
• Handmade in Texas

Ranch Hand

Soft, smooth, and a bit waxy, Ranch Hand leather is a versatile basic for everyday wear. Our artisans finish the leather by hand to give it an aged look even when new. Over time, it develops a coveted vintage patina, lightening in places, darkening in others, and wearing more beautifully year after year. With high tensile strength and abrasion resistance, molds to the foot for a personalized fit.

The Roper

The Lucchese roper is a Western boot with British inspiration and Texas roots. The roper can be traced back to England’s military and Arthur Wellesley, who was the first Duke of Wellington and former prime minister. That’s why it’s sometimes called a Wellington. With a 1-inch heel, clean lines, and a rounded toe, ropers walk the line between boot and shoe. Supremely comfortable, Lucchese ropers transcend time — and styles. Cowboys love them. So do captains of industry.

Instructions

Clean: Remove loose dust or dirt with damp cloth or soft brush. For heavily soiled products use Lucchese Leather Cleaner (see care instructions) Condition: Apply Lucchese Leather Conditioner to your boots liberally, let dry. Polish: Apply neutral or color matching cream-based polish and buff with a soft cloth to a shine. Protect: Apply Lucchese Premium Leather Protector.