It depends on where you are. USA orders generally take 3-5 business days to arrive. Extended delivery times may occur during peak holiday seasons.

International deliveries can take anywhere from 7-30 days. Tracking details will be provided in your confirmation email.

We use FedEx for most deliveries. Other carriers may be used at our discretion to deliver in a timely manner.

Orders in the lower 48 USA receive free shipping and free exchanges on all items unless otherwise noted on the product page. 

Orders outside the lower 48 or outside the USA - please see checkout page for calculated shipping costs.

Ship costs do not include customs or duty tax.  

We handcraft each boot utilizing high quality materials and traditional construction methods passed on through generations of artisans.

Exterior: Leather stacked heels and spur ridge, goodyear welt, and lemonwood pegs. Western boots have a butyl leather outsole. Work boots utilize various high quality rubber compound outsoles featuring a variety of technologies.

Interior: Full leather insole and heel counter with hung lining. All interior seams are hand-tucked smooth for comfort.

A properly fitting boot should feel like a firm handshake. 

While sitting, place your foot in the boot. Stand up and step down into the boot. You should feel some resistance in the heel area as you step down into the footbed. This is the heel counter. If your foot slides right past this area, it is likely too large. 

Once your foot is in the boot, your heel should have 1/4-1/2" of slip and the vamp should wrap the top of your foot like a firm handshake. 

If the boot is a bit tight, but not painful, it should break in over a day or two as the leather molds to your foots shape.

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From time to time we may offer special sales, events, or codes.

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We are named after El Capitan peak in Texas. El Capitan is the southernmost peak of the Guadalupe Mountains, an exposed portion of a Permian period reef.

With incredible cliffs of limestone rising over 8,000 ft, El Capitan peak was used as a signal peak by travelers through the area for hundreds of years because of it's visibility from multiple directions.

You can contact us through our contact page! We will be happy to assist you.