Lucchese Boots

When it comes to cowboy boots, there is no name bigger than Lucchese. They are #1 when it comes to high-end, classy cowboy boots. You won't find a better made boot anywhere else on the market. The Lucchese name has been around for over 100 years, dating back to 1883 when Sam Lucchese made his first custom cowboy boot. He made them by hand back then and that is why they are still 100% handcrafted today. Something else that is rare in the boot making industry is a company that makes all their products only in the USA, but Lucchese can proudly make that claim. The main Luchesse factory is based out of El Paso, Texas and this is wear they create all of the different Lucchese boots that you know and love.

Lucchese has several different lines of their cowboy boots that have a variety of different looks to choose from. The first is called the Lucchese Classics and they were created with the sophisticated customer in mind who requires only best. Each and every boot in the Lucchese Classic line is handmade and have an assortment of silhouettes to choose such as traditional cowboy styles, shoe boots, botins, roper, horseman, and high-fashion for both men and women alike.

The second line available from Lucchese is the Lucchese 2000, which are mainly intended for the cowboys and cowgirls out there who are looking for a boot that has the western-vintage style. There are a few different silhouettes that are available in this line like the original western, horseman, and even roper styles that are available for both men and women. Lucchese has to create many of these boots because they are one of the more popular lines in the cowboy boot industry, even though they are similar to the Luchesse Classics. They have the same type of leather heel counters, piping and side seems, and are durable just like every one of the Classics.

If you are just wanting a pair of cowboy boots for fashion and their looks, then you definitely should go with a pair of the Lucchese 1883's. They are specifically for the fashion-conscious wearer and have unique styles that will bring your outfit together. They are all in western silhouettes and are produced using most of the same materials that are used in the Lucchese 2000's and Classic's. They are crafted using full-welt construction instead of the normal 3/4 welt that is typically used. What this does is lessens the amount of processing time in the factory and also helps people who are used to wearing shoes switch over to cowboy boots.