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A square toe exotic boot that combines a working cowboy silhouette with luxury materials, the Amazon Pirarucu Boot features a full Pirarucu fish vamp—prized for its distinctive scale pattern and rich texture—paired with a 13” leather shaft detailed with intricate hand stitching and cording. It’s finished with channel welted leather construction, a hand-stacked leather heel, and a beveled bottom sole that tapers toward the arch for a sleek, rounded profile. Inside, a leather-lined Poron insole and premium cow leather lining ensure all-day comfort from the first step. Our exotic boots are made with the same care and consideration that goes into our legendary headwear, resulting in the ultimate mix of heel-to-toe comfort, rugged durability, and timeless western style. Crafted in the bootmaking capital of León, Mexico—where the tradition of creating frontier-ready leather footwear dates back to the mid-17th century—each pair takes approximately 40 hours and 200 individual steps to complete. They are lasted and stitched entirely by hand, using high-quality exotic leathers and welt construction that allows them to be resoled as needed.
A square toe exotic boot that combines a working cowboy silhouette with luxury materials, the Amazon Pirarucu Boot features a full Pirarucu fish vamp—prized for its distinctive scale pattern and rich texture—paired with a 13” leather shaft detailed with intricate hand stitching and cording. It’s finished with channel welted leather construction, a hand-stacked leather heel, and a beveled bottom sole that tapers toward the arch for a sleek, rounded profile. Inside, a leather-lined Poron insole and premium cow leather lining ensure all-day comfort from the first step. Our exotic boots are made with the same care and consideration that goes into our legendary headwear, resulting in the ultimate mix of heel-to-toe comfort, rugged durability, and timeless western style. Crafted in the bootmaking capital of León, Mexico—where the tradition of creating frontier-ready leather footwear dates back to the mid-17th century—each pair takes approximately 40 hours and 200 individual steps to complete. They are lasted and stitched entirely by hand, using high-quality exotic leathers and welt construction that allows them to be resoled as needed.