Henderson's Western Store supplies several different boot brands to meet the needs of every cowboy and cowgirl. You can find boots perfect for riding, working, or dancing at a honky-tonk. The best brands combine strong construction, durable leather, and fashionable styles. Below, we’ll dive into what that means and the brands available at the Henderson's Western Store.
Choosing the Right Cowboy Boot Brand
Choosing the right boot brand starts with defining your needs. How do you plan to use the boots? How much are you willing to spend?
Considerations for Different Uses
The situations in which you’ll wear your boots can help determine which brand is best for you. Uses can range from ranch work to nightlife.

For ranching and rodeoing, select brands known for their supportive heels, durable leather, and double stitching. This will prepare you for long days of work, dirt, and tough conditions. If you ride regularly, choose brands that prioritize a tapered toe and a strong leather insole designed for stirrup safety. For fashion use, you will still want comfort. However, you can expand into decorative stitching and exotic leathers.
Budget and Value
Boots can vary widely in price. Many boot brands are affordable and designed with the worker in mind. What you’ll pay may range from $100 to $300 per pair. However, handcrafted and higher-end boots can cost up to $700.
When setting your budget, you will want to take into account:
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Intended use
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Leather type
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Construction
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Machine vs handmade
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Brand reputation
Henderson Brands
Henderson Brands comprises a range of Western bootmakers known for combining traditional craftsmanship with accessible pricing. You’ll find options that emphasize durability, comfort, and distinctive Western styling.
Hyer Boots
Hyer Boots offer a classic Western silhouette. The boots are designed for riders and the casual wearer. They feature hand-stitched details and robust construction. Because they are made this way, you can easily resole your boots to extend their longevity.
These boots are on the higher end of Henderson Brands' price range, typically priced between $250 and $350.
Dan Post
Dan Post builds boots that provide a comfortable, broken-in feel right away. The footbeds feature cushioned, supportive insoles. They are specifically designed to reduce foot fatigue from long workdays.
The leather selection varies widely from inexpensive cowhide to extravagant ostrich. Overall, these might be among the most comfortable brands available without sacrificing their Western appeal.
The boots typically cost around $200.
Justin Boots
Justin Boots are designed for the workplace. They provide comfort throughout the workday and can handle almost any condition. Given their usability, they are a well-designed choice.
Justin Boots are very reasonably priced. Many pairs can be purchased for $100.
Laredo
Laredo is a popular boot brand in the cowboy world. These boots are available in casual and work-ready styles. Overall, Laredo boots are affordable, fashionable, and comfortable.
The boots have well-designed soles and popular Western styles. Their consistent sizing and affordability make them a good option for the first-time boot wearer.
They are a moderately priced brand, usually ranging between $100 and $200.
Ariat
Ariat is possibly the most popular brand in the cowboy boot world. The brand aims to serve people across various Western lifestyles. Their boots have stable heels, consistent sizing, and a durable design.
The material range is wide, covering waterproofing, comfort, and safety. These boots are perfect for working. However, they are not short on style. Ariat boots have beautiful stitching and true appeal.
Typically, Ariat boots cost approximately $200.
No matter how you spend your days, working cattle, riding the trails, or stepping out for a night on the town, the right pair of boots should match both your lifestyle and your budget.
With trusted brands like Hyer, Dan Post, Justin, Laredo, and Ariat, Henderson’s Western Store makes it easy to find boots built for comfort, durability, and authentic Western style. Stop in, try on a few pairs, and walk out with boots that feel just as good as they look.
