Cowgirls and Cowboys

Cowgirls and Cowboys
Showing posts with label Clothing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clothing. Show all posts

Monday, June 6, 2011

Ariat Rodeobaby Rocker Boots

Women's Ariat Cowboy Boots

If these Ariat boots aren't made for rockstars, I don't know what is!

These are Ladies' Rodeobaby Rocker Boots in Distressed Brown Anteater Print Cowhide from Ariat Boots. The beautiful craftsmanship and details really shine through on these boots and give you a unique pair of boots.

The graphics on the upper feature a tattoo graphic on cream colored leather. The toe has a criss-crossed pattern that accents the distressed brown anteater print. These boots will give you a one-of-a-kind look.

Cowboy boots are a great style for the summer time and provide a very versatile piece. These Ariat boots can be worn from anything to your broken-in denim to a light summery dress.
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Wednesday, June 1, 2011

How to Clean and Protect Your Cowboy Boots

No matter how hard you try to keep your cowboy boots fresh somehow they always seem to attract dirt. Here are a few ways to keep your boots clean and protect for any occasion.

First, purchase saddle soap to clean and polish your leather boots, if you have a boot with any kind of nap on it DO NOT USE saddle soap you will ruin your boots.

If you get dirt or mud on your boots, wait till the mud dries and brush it off using a soft bristled brush. Nothing firmer than the bristles of your tooth brush or else you will scratch the leather.

Any other stains, wipe up the stain and use a small dab of water on a cloth and wipe clean. Once the stain is cleaned with the water and cloth, dab some saddle soap on a chamois and wipe your boots down.

If your boots get completely soaked from the rain set them on a towel and stuff the insides with newspaper. The newspaper will soak up the water from the inside out. When your boots are dry, rub them with saddle soap or leather conditioner to keep the leather from drying out.

If you have any other questions please leave them for me in the comments section and check out Bootcity.com for the best deals in Boots and Western Wear!

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

How to Break in a New Pair of Boots


With Fall right around the corner it's important to get yourself into a new pair of cowboy boots and start breaking them in for the colder winter months. So you my ask yourself, "Self, what is the best way to go about breaking in this new pair of boots?"

The way I look at it there are a few ways to break new boots in, one way is to wear the heck out of them and eventually they will conform to your feet but if there was a way to break them in faster wouldn't you want to know? I would! Here are two ways to break in your new cowboy boots that you may not have thought of.

The first method is to take some saddle soap and work it into your boots. The saddle soap will soften the leather and make them easy to get on and off. Start with a small test spot to make sure the saddle soap will not change the color of your leather. Once you have tested, apply a dollop to the uppers, heel and foot of your boots and work it in with a dry cloth. Be sure to buff out all of the remaining saddle soap so you are not left with any residue. Once you are done with the saddle soap buff with a chamois cloth. Saddle soap can also be used to clean your boots.

The next way is to take a hair dryer and heat up the inside of your boots. Once you get your boots warmed up, put them on and wiggle your toes and ankle around. After the boot has cooled back down, repeat. If you do this a few times you will feel the leather begin to soften up and become supple and will mold to your foot. Be careful not to overheat the boots and burn yourself! Also, be aware not over heat the leather because too much heat could cause the leather to become dry.

For more tips on being a cowboy and other things of that nature check back regularly for new blog posts.
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Thursday, March 18, 2010

How to Pick the Right Boots

There are many things to consider when purchasing a pair of boots but the primary thought should be what is this boot going to be used for. Function versus fashion.

A functional boot is something that you can ride in as well as work in. A smooth sole with a heel and a spurlick.

A more fashionable boot is typically going to be any style of boot you would not want to work in and usually have smooth leather soles. An example of this would an ostrich boot compared to a plain leather boot. The Ostrich boot is going to be more of a fashionable boot rather than the regular leather. Fashionable boots are also great for dancing.
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