National Day of the Cowboy Boot

National Day of the Cowboy Boot. A collage of historic Justin boot Company pictures in black and white with multiple historic cowboy boots prominately shown in multiple colors to showcase cowboy boots. National Day of the Cowboy Boot. A collage of historic Justin boot Company pictures in black and white with multiple historic cowboy boots prominately shown in multiple colors to showcase cowboy boots.

National Day Archives has deemed October 8 of every year as National Day of the Cowboy Boot. Justin Boots, alongside the National Day Archives, has ensured this day gets the recognition it needs.

While many associate this iconic symbol of the American frontier with cowboys of European descent, the truth is that its roots lie deep within Hispanic culture. Through the craftsmanship and ingenuity of Vaqueros, the cowboy boot was born. Initially designed for functionality, the cowboy boot has evolved into a timeless fashion staple, symbolizing the strength and heritage of the American West.

It is within this rich tapestry of history and tradition that we find the birth of Justin Boots - a brand that honors the legacy of these remarkable individuals and their contributions to the bootmaking craft. National Day of the Cowboy Boot celebrates the craftsmanship and artistry behind these iconic boots. From classic leather to modern exotic skins, Justin Boots has been a leader in cowboy boot innovation for 145 years, setting the Standard of the West Since 1879.

A full color run of Ana 10" Roper in the colors blue, red, turquoise, burgundy, orange, and green sitting in front of a white wood background. A full color run of Ana 10" Roper in the colors blue, red, turquoise, burgundy, orange, and green sitting in front of a white wood background.

Whether you're polishing up your favorite pair of cowboy boots or slipping into your very first pair, National Day of the Cowboy Boot is a time for everyone to embrace the spirit of the American West.

Celebrate by sharing your cowboy boot stories, attending a local rodeo, or simply reflecting on the cultural significance of these iconic boots. Mark your calendar for October 8th and dust off those cowboy boots.

Join Justin Boots and cowboy boot lovers nationwide in honoring the legacy of the cowboy boot on this special day, celebrating the enduring spirit of the West, one step at a time.

A photo of Ranker 13” Western in the front being worn by a cowboy wearing chaps and posed in front of a cowgirl wearing a burgundy hat looking away from the camera in a field of grass. A photo of Ranker 13” Western in the front being worn by a cowboy wearing chaps and posed in front of a cowgirl wearing a burgundy hat looking away from the camera in a field of grass.

This special day honors the timeless symbol of American Western heritage – the cowboy boot. It's a celebration filled with enthusiasm, appreciation, and a strong connection to the rugged spirit of the Wild West.

National Day of the Cowboy Boot not only highlights the iconic boot but also preserves the rich heritage and legacy of the American cowboy. It serves as a reminder of the Standards of the West—hard work, courage, and determination—that have defined the cowboy way of life for generations, as embodied by the enduring cowboy boot.

A photo of men’s and women’s cowboy boots lined up in a row with different colors, skins, and styles of brown, tan, maroon, turquoise, burnt orange, and red shafts and brown, tan, and black counters, all posed in front of shelves of rolled up leather skins. A photo of men’s and women’s cowboy boots lined up in a row with different colors, skins, and styles of brown, tan, maroon, turquoise, burnt orange, and red shafts and brown, tan, and black counters, all posed in front of shelves of rolled up leather skins.

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A pair of brown Rosey 12" Western Boots being worn by a model sitting on a pool table, posing with the boots kicked out. A pair of brown Rosey 12" Western Boots being worn by a model sitting on a pool table, posing with the boots kicked out.