Brown Texas Cowboy Boots - Women’s 8

In good condition, some leather flaking pictured 

Made in USA 

Women’s 8 M

These are unworn and will require a break in period before they reach desired fit. Please keep this in mind when purchasing. 

Boot sizing chart: 

Women’s narrow fit: A and N 

Women’s standard fit: M and B 

Women’s wide fit: C and W 

Men’s standard fit: D 

Men’s wide fit: E

Men’s extra wide fit: EE and EW 

Vintage sizing works differently depending on the piece. Here's what to know before you buy.

For denim (jeans, shorts, overalls):
Vintage denim sizing doesn't follow modern standards. Every piece in the shop is measured by hand, and the measurements are listed on the product page. Read the full Vintage Sizing Guide for how to measure your own denim to find the right fit.

For tops, sweaters, jackets, and vests:
These pieces run close to modern sizing. If a product is listed as a Small, it fits like a modern Small. If you're between sizes, size up for a more relaxed fit, size down for a tailored look.

For boots:
Boot sizing follows standard US shoe sizing. Women's and men's boots are listed with their original sizing. If a boot is marked as a women's 7, it fits like a modern women's 7.

If you have specific questions about a piece, email us or send a message on Instagram.

Vintage clothing has already lived thirty to fifty years. Caring for it well keeps it wearable for decades more.

Denim (jeans, jackets, skirts, shorts):
Turn inside out. Wash in cold water on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent. Never wash hot. Air dry flat or hang in the shade. Skip the dryer completely. The heat is what shrinks, fades, and weakens vintage denim.

Natural fiber tops (cotton shirts, flannels, sweaters):
Wash cold, inside out, on a gentle cycle. Air dry. For wool, hand wash in cold water with a wool-specific detergent and lay flat to dry. Never hang wet wool.

Leather (bags, belts, boots):
Wipe with a damp cloth. Condition occasionally with a leather-safe product to prevent drying and cracking. Keep out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources. Store in a cool, dry place.

General rules for vintage:

• Wash less. Spot clean when you can.
• Cold water only. Always.
• Air dry always. The dryer is where vintage goes to die.
• Store folded or hung, out of direct sunlight.

If a piece has already made it this far, it's resilient. Treat it gently and it'll keep looking better with age.