Boot Sizing
FIND YOUR FIT
Sizing Guide
Measure your foot
Takes 60 seconds. All you need is a tape measure or ruler.
1Stand on a hard, flat surface with your heel firmly against a wall.
2Place a book or straight edge snug against the tip of your longest toe.
3Measure the distance from the wall to the book. That's your foot length.
4Measure both feet. If one is longer, use the longer measurement.
Enter your foot length below and we'll match you to the right boot size.
Just your raw foot length — we'll handle the rest.
Your Size
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Your Boot Size
Your foot length
Recommended size
WHAT TO EXPECT
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Reach out to us at howdy@texaradoboots.com with your foot measurements. We'll help you nail the fit.
Free Range™ Original
Our Free Range™ Original last, gives our boots an anatomical shape. They are more foot shaped and less symmetrical. Most people will experience their toes having enough room, but not too much.
How our boots fit
Length
Texarado boots run true to size in length. For lace-up styles like the Bailey, the laces should tighten the boot snugly around your midfoot — secure enough that your foot doesn't shift or slide, but not so tight that you're cutting off circulation. For pull-on styles like the Decatur, the boot should feel close through the instep while leaving your toes room to spread naturally.
If you feel extra room around your heel but the length is right, try a thicker sock before sizing down. Some heel slip is normal and expected in a western boot — that's the leather doing its job. As the full-grain leather molds to the shape of your foot over the first several days, the heel seats in and the slip decreases.
Width
Every Texarado boot is built on our Free Range™ last — shaped around the actual contour of a human foot. The toe box is approximately 3E width, giving your toes room to lay flat and spread naturally without being bent or forced inward. The heel is approximately D width, providing a secure hold where it matters.
The result is roomy — not sloppy. You'll have enough space in the toe box for your toes to lay in a natural position, while the heel and midfoot stay locked in. If you're coming from a conventional boot with a narrow toe box, expect the ball of your foot to widen slightly as your toes relax into the newfound space. That's a feature, not a flaw.
Socks
Our boots were designed to be worn with midweight socks. You can adjust the fit thinner or thicker depending on your preference, but the sock you choose matters more than you might think.
We recommend our Wide-Toe Socks for a relaxed fit around your toes. The goal is simple: your socks shouldn't undo what your boots do. A standard sock compresses your toes back together inside a toe box designed to let them spread. A wide-toe sock lets the boot do its job.