PrintFeatures:

• Full-grain leather
• 13” shaft height
• Snip toe
• Leather outsole
• Leather lining
• Lacing flowers stitch details
• Rhinestone embellishments

Old Gringo knows their craft. They always make the best quality boots with artisan crafted detailing to make western boots that not only capture the vintage charm, but capture the eye with its admirable design. These Julie Western Boots are another edition to the collection. Beautiful blue flowers lace up and down the shaft as well as around the vamp. Its green vines have green rhinestone embellishments to make them glitter and standout against the quiet black background. With a fashionable snip toe, these boots were made to be worn for dress up occasions—but the full-grain leather and leather outsole make them perfectly functional as well.

Style(s): L956-4

Print Old Gringo pushes the envelope with artisan handcrafted cowboy boots and western wear that both captures the traditional “Old School” quintessential vintage charm and detail while offering contemporary cutting edge styles not surpassed by ordinary boot makers. The Old Gringo collection continues to increase with a plethora of new styles offered each market. While Old Gringo’s Strong customer base consists of women and men who represent both the fashion loving and the professional, it's style approach attracts inclinations ranging from Traditional Western, Vintage, Contemporary fashion, Rock Star, Equestrian, and European Vogue in interpretations irresistible to each genre. Our signature is style accompanied by comfort and value within the foundation of superior handmade footwear. Old Gringo designs bridge the divide between western style and pure fashion. Old Gringo was founded in 2000 by Yan Ferry and Ernie Tarut. They decided to combine Yan’s bootmaking and design skills with Ernie’s 30 years of experience in leather manufacturing to create boots of superior style and quality. OLD GRINGO opened its first factory in the fall of 2000, and the first collection of original, vintage and retro styles was available within six months. The boots were well received in the market by traditional western outlets, as well as fashion boutiques, catalogs and shoe stores.