A neutral cowgirl boot right off the runway. Desert Clay cowgirl boots are a new closet staple. She's subtle. Midi height (she's well over the ankle, but not over the calf), snip toe, and anything but boring. Level up your wardrobe and pair this blue bottom cutie with your favorite sundress or the perfect pair of jeans. Heel Height: 2" Shaft Height: 11" Calf Circumference: 14" Ankle Circumference: 12" Toe Shape: Snip Signature Turquoise Soles Don't forget the boot socks. Please note: Boots are an oversize product and will incur a $15 shipping charge and $15 return fee. See additional return policies. Taking Care of Your Cowgirl Boots Cowgirl boots are a luxurious addition to any wardrobe, and with the proper care, they can last for years to come. Good maintenance is crucial, and it all starts with the right instructions. Read on for tips on how to keep your boots looking pristine. General Instructions Store your boots in a dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat. If your boots get wet, don't use a hairdryer or place them near a heater. Let them dry naturally, and don't put them in a plastic bag. Finally, clean, condition, and protect your boots according to the type of leather and finish. Smooth-Finish Leathers: Cowhide and Kidskin Smooth-finish leathers like cowhide and kidskin require regular cleaning and conditioning. Begin by removing loose dirt or dust with a soft brush or damp cloth. Next, clean the boots thoroughly with Lane Leather Conditioner or Lane Leather Balm. Apply a thin coat of neutral shoe cream, then brush or buff with a soft cloth until the boots have a luster. Finally, apply a thin coat of wax polish-neutral paste on light colors or match polish on dark colors to get a high luster. This step also helps cover any scrapes and scratches. Naked-Finish Leathers: Nubuck and Matte Naked-finish leathers like nubuck and matte are delicate and require special care. Start by removing loose dirt or dust with a soft brush or cloth. Avoid using conditioners or creams, as they can discolor or darken the leather. Instead, apply a non-silicone water and stain protector after purchase and after cleaning. Allow boots to dry naturally, and keep them free of mud and other drying elements like wind, sun, and heat. Oil-Impregnated Leathers Oil-impregnated leathers require replenishment of natural oils. Begin by removing loose dirt or dust with a soft brush or cloth. Replenish the leather's natural oils with Lane Leather Conditioner. Next, apply a non-silicone water and stain protector after purchase and after cleaning. Allow boots to dry naturally. Distressed-Finish Leathers Distressed-finish leathers require special care to maintain their unique finish. Begin by removing loose dirt or dust with a soft brush or cloth. Avoid using conditioners or creams, as they could change, discolor, or darken the boot's finish. Non-silicone water and stain protectors may also alter this leather finish. Test a small, less-visible area of the boot before deciding to use it. Allow boots to dry naturally. Suede Suede is delicate and requires special care. Begin by cleaning with a nylon suede brush. Apply a non-silicone water and stain protector after purchase and after cleaning. Allow boots to dry naturally. Proper boot care is essential to maintain their appearance and durability. Follow these tips, and your boots will look like new for years to come. Remember, good maintenance starts with the right instructions.
