12 Options for Cowboy Boots Made in the USA 🇺🇸
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- čas přidán 7. 07. 2024
- To celebrate July 4th, I'm discussing some options you have for cowboy boots made in the USA!
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Justin Bent Rail Boots
Justin still makes models in the US, as well as Nocona, Tony Lama, and Cowtown.
Justin, one of the oldest boot makers around. Yes they make a lot of their boots overseas but they do have a decent selection of US made boots.
I’m glad you’re out there love your videos and your American Patriotism! All I buy is American boots!!
Olsen-Stelzer Boots.
I don’t have a problem with the boots I have that are made in Mexico,good quality in my experience,but I’ll take US made over those. Made in China? Not any more;I’m cutting off all things made there as much as possible.
I don't blame you. It's tough to cut it off altogether though. There's so much that comes from China. Not that it's all bad. Lots of small businesses in America rely on Chinese made products to make a living too
@@JeremiahCraig probably why he said “as much as possible”.
@@JeremiahCraig You just described the problem. We shouldn't be relying on trade with nations that consider us to be their enemy.
@@JeremiahCraig It's mostly the American' companies lust for profits and and the American peoples lust for cheap products. Hard to have a cheap American made product. Can't have it both ways.
I'll pay alittle more for made in America because of good quality.
Cheers!
Nothing wrong with the mexican made boots but i wouldn't venture farther than usa or mex. Maybe boulet frm Canada.
@@williamcasaus8046 Try Spain
@@bartomiejjarosz3248 sounds good and then I learned of Ferrini from Italy..
@@williamcasaus8046 how about Bangladesh?
I grew up urban/hood and recently bought my first pair about a year or so ago. I felt as I'm getting older, they look more gentlemanly and age appropriate as I'm transitioning from a young adult to a man. Honestly though I just feel bad ass in them. I saved one pair of old tennis shoes for exercising but completely transitioned my shoe wardrobe to strictly only boots. I have a pair for every occasion. Thanks for the videos!
@@rasperryguy1197 That almost makes sense.
Same, but I grew up both.
(Urban/hood)
I've been wearing double h for over 10 years!!! They are also UNION made support your unions my friends. Keeps the fellas employed!
Nice video! Black Jack boots are a great value. Right up there with Lucchese classics! ! Nocona used to make a great boot for the value, but no more. Thanks for sharing.
Well done video me and my brother were looking for this information thank you going to share
Thanks for the video and info on American made boots. I always try to perchase American made products when they are available.
Another great video Jeremiah. Happy 4th Jeremiah and Brynna. Hope you have a great weekend.
Happy 4th! thanks for being on the stream live for this too
Happy July fourth Mr. Craig! 🇺🇸
Happy 4th!
Thank You for making these videos, Sir.
Wow thanks so much!!
Another Pennsylvania company i have absolutely loved is Silverado boot if anybody is looking for lace up boots or wellingtons. I’ve been extremely impressed with the 8” lumberjack while working as a flatbed trucker.
Beck boots are the best all around boot for the workin cowboy. I have owned all of them and beck are the ones that last the longest in the stirrups and are good to work in.
Thanks for all the great reviews and info. I'd like to see you do something on the Wild West boots sometime.
Sure can! I've been to the factory where they are made. Would love to do a video. I'll add them to the list!
@@JeremiahCraig fantastic! Thanks!
AB is one of the most comfortable boots I've ever worn. Lucchese is my brand but I'm going to try Black Jack next.
JC - you are good AMERICAN . enjoy our 4th . be safe. ~ JDS/CT
Thanks Jonathan!! Cheers and happy 4th!
Hi from sheboygan wi ! Keep up the good work!
No flash here, Red Wings for 20yrs, also had a few pairs of shoes that I bought first pair in 1989.
your videos are great .....rock on brother.
Thank you!
I bought two new pairs of Lucchese Cliff Ostrich boots in black cherry and navy. They have a 15% military discount, which I took advantage of. They do last forever. Great aftermarket for them.
Definitely Luchesse is the king of boots which all others are measured. I own two pairs in their Classsic line and they are worth every dollar. Also, I own Black Jacks & Honcho Boots which are great boots. I recently had a pair of custom boots made by Littles Boots which were pricy but worth every dollar.
just picked up my first pair of Double H square toe for work. So far so good..
Sickkkk! Great score
Double H boots are the best
Double-H squad checking in
Yo!
Bought a used pair of harness boots off ebay and bought a new pair of "trucker" boots when I got a boot stipend from my old job. I loved Double-H since my Army days. They used to make jump boots, and while they didn't shine up as well as Corcorans, they were far more comfortable.
Great Job Jeremiah & nice patriotic USA T-shirt.
Just fyi the Horse Power line by Anderson Bean is made in Mexico. Also, Rios of Mercedes, Olathe, Anderson Bean, Horsepower, Maci Bean and Miss Macie are all under the same company umbrella.
Thanks for the heads up on HorsePower! I didn't want to get into parent companies in this video since it was already pretty long but I plan on doing more about that in the future since it is a pretty popular thing in the industry
Another to look at is Rod Patrick Bootmakers. I think US made. $500 to over $1,000. Come in sizes 4 to 17 and AAAA to EEE widths. I have one pair. Very well made. Out of Fort Worth, Texas.
So true. Love the fact they do so many widths. Thanks for the addition!
Not US Made sadly!
The original Redwings Pecos with cork sole are still made in USA 🇺🇸. Bought a new pair today 👍. They hurt like hell for a month but it’s all worth it in the end. They become as comfortable as house slippers and last many years. I usually get 6 years out of a pair and that’s wearing and working in them every single day. I only own 1 pair of boots at a time. Work, play, and dress up. They do it all
Good to know.
I have been considering getting those.
Something I can wear for cutting hair in, for leisure, and errands. One thing to do it all.
@@alans.wendelschafer6588 the only issue is they are really hard on your feet the first couple weeks. It’s best to wear them around the house a couple hours a day until they loosen up before you go work all day in them. They are also pretty heavy but I’m used to it.
This is very important. Buy your correct size. Don’t buy a bigger size because they are more comfortable at the time because when they break in they will be to big. Your correct size will hurt your feet for awhile but once they loosen up and break in they will fit perfectly. You just gotta be patient with redwings. The thick high quality leather just takes time to break in but once they do they LAST
A review of the newer Nick’s handmade cowboy boots would be interesting. Not sure if they would have any off the shelf models for you to try in their Pacific Northwest headquarters though. I believe that they started making them after this video came out.
Ehh id sat Drews, JK Boots and Truman. Nicks may do "custom" but its pulling teeth. Not to mention they have a thousand models. Yet for any decent leather takes them over 8 months. Either go full custom with Franks, Drews or off the shelf with JK and Truman...
For my style of boot it’s Double H ICE or Justin Bent Rails everytime. I don’t care for really flashy boots.
I will always by the American version of anything period as long as its available
Rios of mercedes tx are legendary boot makers.
For real
Lots of skilled workers at boot companies in the US are Mexican by nationality or birth, lol....so it's either mexican made in the US or Mexican made in Mexico. Not a bad thing....it's hard to find and train younger Americans to get into the boot making business....younger folks just aren't that interested in getting into trades like they used to. Just ask machine shops, they can never find young guys to train....most of our skilled workers are aging out.
Thank you for your, time I'm agree with you cowboy boots, made in the USA . it's the best, quality.
Just ordered my first pair of cowboy boots, Double h Jaison ! Can't find anywhere to try some on here in bucks county pa so i just ordered what i wear in a normal work boot.On there web page they seem to take returns if they don't fit.Thanks to your channel it got me all fired up about getting a pair. Been wanting to do this for a long time. Cheers and go on the page and check them out tell what you think!
Sweet! Thats a nice boot! Congrats
Those Rios are good-looking
Have you heard of Jass boot shop in Lampasas TX or Ballinger TX the best custom handmade boots no corners cut.
Not until now! Thanks for the heads up. I'll reach out!
Stuart Boots Tucson Arizona makes B widths and make them custom to your feet . I own a pair of J.Chisum and they fit better than any other 10 B
Saving up for my first Lucchese boots!! I’ll be going to Rios Mercedes pretty soon since it’s only 20 minutes away!! Happy 4th of July!!
Cool! Enjoy your visit! Wish it was that close to me!
I own a pair of double h and sage boots and i love the feel of them and i live in Philadelphia pa
K&K Boots, Caboots, Tomasso Arditti, Alex Boots, all from El Paso, Texas
Hondo's are also from el paso,In the 80s my dad would tool the sewing machines for their first factory. Great boots and having a pair from that time would bring more than a tear to my eye
Great additions! Thank you
@The Slavic Cookie That's so cool! Hondos were made in the US then but now they are made in Mexico. Gotta keep your eyes open for a vintage pair on eBay!
You recommend a good cowboy work boot I been wearing Carolina pull on work boots but they only last me 4-6months then they blow out I’m in dirt/concrete all different terrain anytime of the day.I have ariats,Justin cowboy boots for yrs now they seem to hold up but ther not for work..great videos keep them coming
Will do! Thanks for watching!
I've been looking at J B Hill boots online. They look like a very good line of stock boots you could review.
Thanks for the heads up! I'll check it out!
Beck cowboy boots in Texas. The best I’ve ever had. They take a mold of your foot to make your last.
Broooooo I just now noticed you look like Marty DEEKS on NCIS LOS ANGELES WOW!!!
We need to get our stuff together if we are going to survive as a Nation. I want things made in America by American hands!
Nice video, Love the patriotism in this 4th of July video. Yeah A lot of the cost goes toward the quality of life for the workers, decent wages and working conditions that aren't existent in other countries. When I have the money I do like to support american companies, it aint much but it helps the economy even if it is just a small ioda.
So true. Everything helps!
HH has some decent styles for the price, look tougher than the ariats I'm in now.
Totally!
Double H blows Ariat out of the water.
What are the benefits of leather stacked heel vs something synthetic? I often hear you point that out but since I’m new to the boot world I don’t know what the benefits are.
From what I understand it allows for easier repair. It's more traditional and gives you a little more shock absorbance than a block heel thanks to the qualities of the leather. I want to make a video about it in the future but I need a guest since I'm no expert
Fenoglio hand made in Nocona Texas.
Glad to see you are rocking those red Chisolms buddy, they look great on you.... I do my best to avoid stuff from China, but that is almost impossible these days. I had forgotten about the rocketbusters, but will definitely look into them again. What about Tony Lamas, are they still made here? How about the nice new Chisos boots? American manufacturers are surely at a disadvantage these days... Are Paul Bonds sitll made here? I have always wanted custom Paul Bonds with higher heels, but really can't afford such a luxury these days.
Thanks! Tony Lamas still make some pairs here but a lot of manufacturing has moved to Mexico and a little in China. Chisos are made in Mexico and to my knowledge Paul Bond boots are still made in US
@@JeremiahCraig Well, I would much rather support Mexico's economy than China, that is for sure....Didn't realize Chisos were made in Mexico. I have always loved Olathes for the reasons you mentioned also.
Is there a brand that typically makes a higher than average vamp?
I've done all the tricks and break in bit still have a hard time getting my instep through, especially the left.
Anderson bean, and rios of mercedes are just to die for comfort wise, I walk on cement all day and no issues, dan post I'm trying.
I'm a die-hard fan of AB! My first pair, were ostrich skinned, and were SO comfortable! I've had 4 pairs of other AB models, since. My latest, are HP's (I would agree with them being a cheaper line, but theyre STILL fairly comfortable.) I HEARD somewhere, that Rios of Mercedes and AB are somehow in bed together (may be mistaken though)
Could You Please Make A Video With M.L. Leddy Cowboys? Let Us Know What You Think Of Leddy's Boots.. They Are Hand Made In San Angelo, Texas..
Totally! Can't wait to do some Leddy Boots. They're on my list!
If you ever do a video on Olathe Boots, Or Anderson Bean or Rios of Mercedes give me a buzz I can fill you in on them!
You a sales rep?
@@JeremiahCraig No but I work for a store that sells them and know more about them then some of the people that work for the company!
@@JeremiahCraig I could put you in touch with one of them if you wanted!
That would be very helpful! Thanks! My email is jeremiah.craig@jeremiahcraig.com
@@JeremiahCraig I sent you an email!
I love my double h boots
Tony llama? My absolute favorite pair were made in the USA. They do have some in Mexico.
Just bought a new pair of Tony lama USA ostrich. Love um . Replaced my 34 year old Justin's
For bespoke boots I cant rate CABOOTS highly enough, even if they are a bit on the expensive side. They are beautifully made and of very sound construction. Our local shoe repairer(who has the job of soling and heeling) even says they are so much better than the usual cheap rubbish he has to work on.
Made in El Paso, Texas
Love it! Thanks for the addition
@@abelhernandez2591 puro pinche 915 brother
Taking on your thoughts my friend. Usually, things made in USA and Europe are more expensive for the simple fact that we, here (I'm in England) and you there have a higher standard of ... employment! Artisan, craftsmen and in general all the professionals of every industry and manufacturing in these latitudes earn better wages and enjoy better work conditions and that is were the price tag comes from. I, personally, feel peaceful at the thought that whoever made my boots had a good day at work and can keep his/her family in good living standards. I will not deny the fact that product quality made in Mexico, Vietnam, India or China may be up to a good standard, even better in some cases, that's arguable, but living conditions and wages for their employees? that is for all of us to see. That is why they can offer cheaper prices and compete, I think unfairly, to America-Europe-Japan industries. I don't want to throw these as a blanket for all, because they are international manufacturers that do keep a good employment ethics. But to agree with you, as we say in England, if 'one pays peanuts one gets monkeys'; the very very cheap manufacturing, does very very cheap poor quality products. After all the rambling. I would like to know your take on European Manufacturers... did you know that Spain has at least 4 brands of excellent cowboy boots? did you know that Italy, the cradle of shoe making, is literally hot on their heels producing 'western cowboy style boots' did you know that Northern Europe guys in Germany, England, The Netherlands, France and Sweden are growing crazy about them? I would really love your thoughts on these brands and styles of boot making.
I've done videos about boots made in Spain before. I think they are great and of course Italy has tons of history in boot and shoe making as well!
Wich is the best neutral cream polish for ostrich boots?
If I was looking for a pir of cowboy boots for every day farm working, which would you recommend, I'm in the UK
Depends on your needs, preferences and budget! Some folks like waterproof boots, and there are different leathers, different outsoles... basically there are lots of considerations to make. I have more videos about ways to help you decide. Start your needs in an outsole and work from there: czcams.com/video/s7IO1MiFY74/video.html
Great video. Do you wear cowboy hats as well? I recently started wearing and collecting cowboy hats to go along with my cowboy boot addiction lol.
Yes I do
For sure. I think if you are fine wearing boots then definitely check out some hats. You don’t have to pay top price for felt hat there are many nice straw hats to be had. Besides it is summertime and the straw hats will be a lot more comfortable to wear if you are not used to wearing felt hats. Give it a try. There are so many styles to choose from.
I don't wear cowboy hats often. I wear a leather hat in the winter and a straw hat in the winter but they aren't true cowboy hats
Hi Jeremiah, what do you think about Frye Boots? Please respond. Dave...
They're fine. Similar quality to most everything else coming out of Leon these days
Would you do a 2023 update?
What about lace up cowboy boots
I got a cheap used pair of J. Chisholm boots from eBay for less than $20....they are very nice and prestine...made in USA, but hard on the feet (no cushion whatsoever). Just recently won an eBay bid ($17 free shipping) on what was supposed to be WOMEN'S 10.5 Abilene Sage boot and it came in and it was a man's 10.5 :( Abilene Sage doesn't make a 10.5 in women's, go figure. Oh well, guess I can resell them....they refunded me so they're free.
When you talking about footwear out of wear jeans got to be made in the good all USA and Canada no discussion
Canada, what.. I would say mexico and usa, as the mexico people brought us the cowboy boots
Some Noconas are still made here. Only like 4-5 styles now....
I swear as soon as I win the lotto I'm buying at least 3 Luchesse boots.
That's what I'm talking about!
Why only 3 boots ,at least 2 pairs or you need spare , lol don't take wrong my respect
Do you have 3 feet or just 1 foot? I'm confused
Lucchese are overpriced for their basic boots. I understand exotics but there is nothing special about their standard boot.
You should made a video comparing mexican made boots vs usa made boots, the two countrys have such great brands 👍
I should. That's a great idea. Definitely going on my list for content. Thanks Erick!
Interesting fact is that Double H factory is only a few hours away from where I live.
What about Anderson Bean?
hey buddy what you know about bachesto boots
I did a video on them with my wife: czcams.com/video/agddAmFFnnc/video.html
Hey Jeremiah do you use boot trees?
No not yet but as I get higher end special boots I can see myself using them more
Jeremiah What do think about tin haul boots?
I haven't tried them yet but I like the creativity in their outsole designs. They are on my list though!
@@JeremiahCraig Are Tin Haul boots made in the USA? I've looked and can't find any answers on their website??
@@ef366 usually if a product is made in the USA it is boldly mentioned.
Where is Tony Lama....my 4 pair are made in Texas
Yep! I mentioned them at the end and why I didn't include them in the main list
I really wanted to get those red ones where can I get them?
Sorry Man you are out of luck. J. Chisholm are out of business I believe. Jeremiah picked them up new but second hand. Hope I have my facts straight. If not Jeremiah will definitely fill you in. Happy 4th. Have a great weekend.
Hey! J Chisholm boots are out of business now but it is a popular style so you may be able to find them from another manufacturer
@@JeremiahCraig OK for you know any I could look?
The bigger reason why it’s more expensive it’s the labor rate honestly. Labor in the US is more expensive than other countries such as Mexico India and China
Being Mexican myself, I can deal with rocking Mexican made boots. It makes sense. They wear them, there are real cowboys over there and been wearing cowboy boots since forever.
But rocking China made boots. FUCK THAT SHIT!
Burns boots?
Hi in Bahrain have shop bro
Cheers!
I must be watching all of your videos out of order because in every video your hair is different. tuesday your hair was long this one buzzed off ha ha ha ha its kinda fun. Is Ariat not made here in the USA? well darn......
Rockin Leather Boots are made in the USA 🇺🇸
Cool I didn't know they had some too. Which models? Mine are made in Mexico
Jeremiah Craig sorry, I think I’m wrong on that, I think they’re all made in Mexico, my bad!!
Murica fuq yea comin again to save the mutherfuqin day yeah
Mexico makes really well made cowboy boots.
At the expense of American workers. Buy American
@@crosisofborg5524 I’d rather support Mexican workers tbh
I ain’t got beef with anyone , who gives a shit where they’re made. As long as they hold up
Made In America is the way to go.
Custom boot makers usually always have a waiting list over a year which sucks but glad they have business to keep going
We can always fit in a few more orders. Turn around time 2-4 weeks. Check us out, No obligation: Bnvboots@gmail.com
Usually but not always! You might get lucky when you contact one!
A have a doubt about your explanation of a higher standard of goods in the US. You are having a much higher salary rate for workers , that is why factories run out from the country to China and etc
And with a higher salary comes a drive and passion to make better stuff because since it is the only way to differentiate. If US companies had more expensive boots but the same quality coming out of China, they would fail quickly. So the focus on a higher standard seems to scale to me since people are willing to pay a higher price for a better product
Many Justin boots are made in USA too....
Yes their Bent Rail line!
Jeremiah Craig they have other boots made here as well not just their Bent Rail line.
Can you tell the difference between boots Made in Mexico and Made in USA by Mexicans ? Most stuff made in USA before the 1960 was good quality but most of the stuff made after that range from decent to pure crap.
Good boots are made in Mexico and in the US and some subpar boots are made in both places as well. A good boot is a good boot. For some it just comes down to wanting to support those in their own country
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Hell yeah Double H
Once bought a pair of boots made in China. Could only pull them on with chop sticks.
I'll pay more for US made -
Boots, tools, gear, you name it.
I avoid China whenever possible but sometimes it just can't happen .
I will say mexico trumps China.
Did you stop making videos? As far as I can tell, all your videos are years old. How about some new content. I loved your video about Kimes jeans. I bought a pair, love them. Thx.
You should turn on notifications! I've been hustling with new videos all year
Let me preface by saying I am an American through and through, but "Made in America equates to higher standards" is rubbish. This may be true of certain things made in China or India, but certainly not everywhere. This is especially true of clothing and shoes made in Italy, France, England, or Spain for example. The Swiss probably make the finest timepieces on earth. Japanese optical equipment is the some of the most technologically advanced, finely crafted things in existence. You specifically mentioned Mexico, which is where my Tecovas boots were made and I’ll put em up against any other brand. I’m all for buying American but I also know fine craftsmanship is definitely not an American singularity.
I totally agree with you. As a consumer I want the best quality at a price I can afford, and it doesn't bother me where the product was made.
Dan Post Brotha! I believe all their boots are made in the States.
Some of them! They've moved a lot of manufacturing to Mexico these days
I have 3 pairs of Dan post boots
“Made In America” is better for a lot of things, cars not being one of them 😂
Horse power line is made in Mexico. Not America
You're right
Ain’t no cowboys in China or India. If I buy a boot an American or Mexican better have made it.