Men’s Pointed Toe Cowboy Boots Retro Colour-Block Design

Where cowboy meets biker. Colour-block panels give this boot a retro edge that sits somewhere between western tradition and motorcycle culture. Pointed toe. Rubber sole. 

Cowboys needed pointed toes for stirrups and tall shafts for brush protection. Bikers needed tough construction, easy on-off and soles that grip pegs and tarmac. Somewhere in the middle sits a boot like this – western shape, biker attitude, and colour-block panels that belong to neither tradition and both at the same time.

The retro colour-block is what makes this boot different from everything else on this page. It is not trying to be a clean classic. It is not trying to be subtle. Two or three toned panels across the vamp and shaft create a visual break that catches the eye in the way a solid-colour boot never will.

These boots use the same rubber compound and sole tread pattern as our higher-end boots. They grip firmly onto wet, slippery pavements.

Damp cloth for the PU upper. The colour-block panels clean the same way — no special treatment needed for different coloured sections. A rubber sole needs nothing. Store upright between wears.

One thing specific to colour-block boots: the seam lines between panels can collect dust and grit over time. A soft brush along those seams every few weeks keeps the boot looking sharp. Ten seconds of effort.