by JohnWayne
15. July 2010 15:49
Boot City is working on a Cowboy Boot Coloring book - it is being released one page at a time on the website or you can find it on face boot
http://www.bootcity.com/cowboy-coloring-book/
http://www.facebook.com/bootcity

Your kids will love the book - Boot City Customers will get a free printed copy when the book is ready -
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by JohnWayne
21. April 2010 06:06
Suede cowboy boots look great, but let's face it – they're not footwear you should be wearing in the snow or mud. However, there's simply no way you can predict the weather or when someone with a full glass of cosmo would suddenly get too close to you. What happens when your suede cowboy boots get smudged up a bit? Below are some tips to keep your suede looking suave!
1. Spray, spray, spray! A little protective spray goes a long way. This gives boots a finish that help prevent stains and repel water.
2. Blot, don't rub! Did someone spill her margs on your shoes? Did you get caught in the rain on your way to the party? Whatever kind of liquid gets spilled on your boots, blot them right away. With any luck, you should be able to start blotting before the stain sets. Remember to blot and not to rub – rubbing does horrific damage to suede.
3. Keep a suede eraser handy! Suede erasers are the ultimate solution for heavy stains. Rub them across your footwear, and watch in amazement as the eraser and the dirt crumbles. These erasers work so well they can remove even deep-seated dirt. After you're done rubbing, you can restore the nap in your suede using a suede brush. Don't worry, you can get both the brush and the eraser in one kit, from your local shoe repair shops.
Finally, don't forget to air your suede cowboy boots after you wear them. Spray its insides with clothes deodorizer or disinfectant, too! When you're done airing and spraying, store your pair in tissue paper or any soft cloth. Whatever you do, do not put them inside plastic bags. Suede is a material far more delicate than most, but with a little tender loving care from you, even suede can last long, too!
by JohnWayne
2. February 2010 15:49

This hat, worn by Jason Aldean is flying off the shelf. He wore this hat again in his latest music video and wild horses can't keep the public from this fantastic and affordable cowboy hat.
If you like Jason, You like The Truth and you like Cowboy Hats then you should bet yourself over to westernhats.com and get yourself a hat before they are all gone. This one classic and a great deal at $29 -
why you still here, click the image to buy the hat.
If you only have one cowboy hat, this is a good place to start Resitol Brush Hog. Palm Straw hat.
by JohnWayne
27. November 2009 07:36
and there are so many great options available today. Justin Boots has just launched a new line of boots called the Stampede collection. These are great looking boots based on traditional Justin designs, but these boots were made in a new facility in China. Why? you might ask. It allowed Justin to bring these boots to market at a price point that nobody else can compete against for this quality. Boots that would normally sell for $250-350 when made in the USA can now be sold for $129-179. That is incredible. Justin still makes the Cadillac of Cowboy boots here in the USA. But if you are looking for a deal in this rough economy and you want high quality Justin Boots the you need to look at the stampede collection.


the Justin Stampede Collection is the perfect mix of outstanding craftsmanship and price. The only problem you are going to have is finding someone who has them in stock. Justin was suppose to have the boots in the stores for Mid November but one of the problems with making a boot in China is that you add a lot of production and shipping variables. Justin is now expecting to have the stores fully stocked by Mid December. You can pre-order the boots from most online retailers.
Look for you Justin Stampede Cowboy and Cowgirl boots everywhere you buy Cowboy Boots.
by JohnWayne
21. October 2009 08:37
A lot of people are clamoring for a good looking square toe boot, square toe boots are hot all over the South West - Horse Power Boots decided to add a little flair to square toe with this great looking boot:

This very masculine boot from Horse Power has Broad Square DB Toe, a Double Stitched Welt, 1 1/2 Inch Long Base Roper Heel and a thin cushion sole. The cross on the front of the upper matches the color of the boot leather. This is a fantastic boot from Horse Power Boots.
About Horse Power Boots
Horse Power boots are made by Anderson Bean Boot Company, they have created a new concept in boot making! These boots feature a genuine leather vamp, top, lining, side seam, and sole welt. As well as a premium leather outsole and a thin cushioned insole. We and Anderson Bean are comfortable that you will be comfortable in these new cowboy boots.
by JohnWayne
23. July 2009 11:36
This review was just submitted via email so I thought I would share it with you here:
These Stetson boots are handmade for ladies and one of the best purchases I've ever made. They have endured some rough and tough conditions on the ranch but the bright color still keeps them looking fresh when paired with a summer dress. Sold at http://www.westernhats.com/details.asp?ProductCode=218801212

by JohnWayne
30. June 2009 15:31
Justin Bent Rail collection of edgy western looks targeting 18-to-24-year-old consumers is set to launch. Justin is leveraging their country music clout to get this boot off the ground.
“Bands in the alternative country scene are popular with that crowd,” said spokesperson Megan Force, referring to the collection’s core audience — particularly those living in the southern and western parts of the U.S., where these bands are most well known.
The Fort Worth, Texas-based company will promote the line through a marketing program that focuses on interacting with consumers. Initiatives include social media programs on MySpace, Facebook and Twitter, as well as exclusive live concert video streams and mobile text-to-win promotions. On the more traditional marketing side are POS materials and gift-with-purchase perks such as music download cards.
The Randy Rogers Band, singer-songwriter Wade Bowen and the Casey Donahew Band will be featured in the campaign, wearing the boots on tour as well as in the ads.
You can find your Justin Boots at Boot City
The pull-on styles in distressed leathers have embroidered graphics and stitch patterns to give the Boots a vintage feel.
The Justin boots are Set for an August launch, the collection retails for $110 to $169.
by JohnWayne
21. November 2008 07:40
We recently took our niece shopping, we spent a ton on new clothes for her and we looked for shoes everywhere. There were lots of shoes she liked, but none she wanted. (she is going to have to baby sit to pay us back for the clothes, so she was spending her own future earnings) After spending hours at the mall we decided to spend a little time online. The first website we visited was bootcity.com and that is where she fell in love with her first pair of cowboy boots (cowgirl boots) - Since she loves to ride, and every picture in her bedroom is that of a horse, I should have saved myself some time and sent her to bootcity.com first. (next time)
The boots she fell in love with are from Ariat, they are relatively inexpensive. Ariat calls the boots The Kids Heritage Western Boot in Pink with a Bone Top - The tooling on the boots looks like flowers and the heel is just right for my favorite little equestrian. Check the boots out below, and if you have a little cowgirl at home, I am sure she will love these boots.
See the best boots for kids
by JohnWayne
30. October 2008 10:45
I typically buy all of my boots from my friends over at Boot City - but I have recently found a pair of boots that I love and Boot City does not carry them. So despite my loyalty to the good people at Boot City, I think I am going to have to buy these fantastic boots from Timsboots.com - When you see the cowboy boots in the image below you will understand what I am talking about. These boots are alligator with a Texas Lone Store front and center. Tell me what you think of these boots, should I spend $1,600 of my hard earned money on these?
by JohnWayne
17. October 2008 08:41
One thing in life is true, not matter what kind of work a man does, occasionally he will find himself in need of a good work boot. Even the poor sap stuck behind a desk all day, typing on his computer about the need for work boots may find himself in need of said work boot. Well before you run out to the local Walmart and pick up a pair of boots you will have to throw away after a couple of rough days on the range, you should look at our
reviews of work boots. Find out what other men and women think of the boots they have already tested. We have reviews of western work boots as well as steel toe boots and just about any other kind of boot you can put your foot into.