The Cowboy Boot

Mules — the shoes, not the equines — are a shoe with no back and closed toes. This shoe style has been around since the 17th century, where it was favored by royalty and considered to be a luxurious shoe. Mules are more commonly worn by women, but are made for men, too. Styles are found in sandals, shoes and boots.

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Lucchese’s Charlie One Horse Yellow Crazy Horse Calf Western Cowgirl Mule Boots (we know, that’s a mouthful!) are a great choice for the sporty, western gal with a flair for rustic elegance. The boots aren’t yellow, but a smooth, tan leather. Toe shapes are “X” Pointed Toe, but don’t let that fool you — these mules are super comfy. The vamp is calf skin with beautiful, inlay stitching. The heels are about 2″ and the insole is regular, with a leather outsole.

The Lucchese Boot Company makes boots from bottom to top and states “every inch” comes from fine leathers. Craftsmanship and detail is the name of the game at Lucchese, and your purchase is one that will last a lifetime.