Roper Womens Caddilac Boots (21557724) Ranch Tan 6
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$20.00Want a western ankle boot that’s easy to wear, looks great, and goes with any outfit?
Roper Womens Cadillac Boots are a western-inspired ankle boot you can throw on for dinner, markets, gigs, or a day out. They’ve got a tan faux suede upper with a cut-out side design, plus western stitch detail on the vamp and heel. The pointy toe keeps the look dressy, while the padded sock and fabric lining help with comfort when you’re on your feet.
Key Features:
✔ Tan faux suede upper for a soft, western look
✔ Ankle boot style with double open sides for an easy on/off fit
✔ Western stitch design on the vamp and heel
✔ Pointy toe silhouette for a dressy finish
✔ 3" (about 7.6 cm) Heel height for a bit of lift
✔ Padded sock for extra comfort
✔ Fabric lining for a smoother feel inside
What can I wear with my Cadillac Boots?
Weekend casual
Go simple: a denim skirt or jeans, a tucked tee, and a light jacket.
Out for dinner or drinks
These look spot on with a casual dress (short or midi) and a cropped jacket. Add simple jewellery and let the boots do the talking.
Festival, markets, and country show vibes
Pair with denim shorts, and a breathable top.
Smart-casual workwear
If your workplace suits a western touch, try dark jeans, a crisp shirt, and a neat jacket. Keep the rest plain so the stitching pops.
FAQs
How do I clean faux suede boots like this?
Start with a soft brush to lift dust. For marks, use a slightly damp cloth and light pressure, then let them air dry away from heat.
Can I wear them with socks?
Yep. Crew socks look great with the cut-out sides, and thin ankle socks work if you want a cleaner look.
How do I protect faux suede from water and stains?
Hit them with a spray protector made for faux suede/nubuck. Reapply after a few wears, especially if you’ve been out in damp weather.
Do they stretch over time?
Faux suede can give a little with wear, especially across the instep. If they feel slightly firm at first, that usually eases after a few outings.
