Material: Constructed from genuine full-grain leather, these boots offer durability with a refined Western finish. The shaft and vamp are highlighted with layered inlays and detailed contrast stitching that add depth and artistic flair.
Fit: The snip toe shape brings a sleek, tapered fit that flatters while maintaining classic cowgirl style. A leather insole and fashion-forward heel provide balanced support with a touch of lift. The shaft is shaped to hug the calf just right, giving you a confident, streamlined silhouette.
Color: Deep black leather is paired with soft grey inlays to create striking contrast, while metallic stud accents add a bold edge. This colorway transitions easily between dressed-up looks and everyday outfits. The mix of textures and tones gives the boot a modern feel with timeless Western roots.
About the brand: Circle G by Corral is known for delivering standout Western boots that combine comfort, affordability, and trend-forward design. Their attention to detail and handcrafted quality make every pair a staple with serious style mileage. Whether you're on the ranch or out on the town, Circle G delivers boots that go the distance.
What would a Cavender’s associate say? These boots are for the cowgirl who isn’t afraid to stand out. The inlays, the studs, the snip toe—it all comes together for one seriously sharp look. They’ll turn heads whether you're at a concert, rodeo, or just kicking up dust downtown.
- Color: Black leather boots with grey and black inlay accents for contrast
- Material: Full grain leather construction for Western durability and style
- Toe: Snip toe profile for a sleek and feminine cowgirl silhouette
- Heel: Angled fashion heel adds height while maintaining balance
- Outsole: Leather outsole for traditional traction and long-lasting wear
- Insole: Leather insole for breathable comfort and flexible support
- Construction: Single stitched welt for reinforced structure and longevity
- Total height: 12-inch shaft height for classic Western boot coverage
- Care: Check out our blogs on boots for care instructions
