Go anywhere in the rugged and stylish Palladium Baggy Men. This men’s boot features a canvas or stonewashed canvas upper for comfort and durability, wear it either up or with the collar turned over to show off the lining. Snaps secures the cuff when it’s folded down. The EVA-cushioned footbed ensure your feet will be feeling nice and comfortable. This Palladium ankle boot also has a molded rubber outsole. Enjoy two great looks with the help of the Palladium Baggy Men.

Features intricate Western-inspired flame stitching on shaft. Soft leather lining for an incredible fit and feel. Cushioned leather footbed for all-day comfort. Scoured leather outsole and rubber heel tab for a worn-in look that provides excellent traction. Imported.

Bronze label is cinch’s slimmest fit. This jean has the original rise, but is fitted in the waist, hip, thigh, and knee. The leg is tapered to a 16 7/8 inch cuff. Traditional five pocket design and stonewashing complete this jean

Green label is the original cinch fit developed in 1996. This jean is a mid-rise with a fitted waist and hip, relaxed thigh and knee, and a tapered leg that has a 16 3/8 inch cuff. Traditional five pocket design and stonewashing complete this proven style

Lucchese 1883 Mens Black Lizard Stonewash Mens Boots N9477.74. Lucchese Black Lizard Stonewash is handcrafted in El Paso, Texas for Boot Star by Lucchese Boot Co. Black, matte-finished Teju lizard skin on foot, with black burnished goatskin top; deep scallop; loop pull straps. Lucchese Boot Company. Sam Lucchese Sr. and his brothers came to America in 1880, and although just 17 years old, the young Lucchese had a vision for western boot making.  Within just three years the Lucchese Boot Company was born in San Antonio, Texas.  The family’s dedication to its craft and to its customers continued through the generations, and by the 1960s the founder’s grandson and namesake, Sam Lucchese Jr. had revolutionized the art of boot making.  His fascination with and comprehensive understanding of the human foot inspired him to create a boot design that fit like no other.  Although Lucchese’s exclusive boot last design required more skill and time, the result was a cowboy boot that quickly gained national recognition for its extraordinary comfort, quality and fit.Today, Lucchese Boot Company upholds the same standards and vision of what a handmade cowboy boot should be.  Every Lucchese boot is hand-inspected twice. From the careful selection and cutting of the finest grade of leathers to the meticulous finishing of each cowboy boot, in virtually every procedure of the production of a Lucchese boot, human hands are relied upon to complete the task to near-perfection. Slip your foot into a Lucchese western boot and you’ll experience why our customers insist on only the finest manufacturers in the boot making industry. We are proud of our long-standing relationship with Lucchese Boot Company, and are happy to offer Lucchese Classics and Lucchese 1883 women’s and men’s cowboy boots to you!