Women's Cowboy & Western Booties

If you’ve got a whole collection of women’s boots, but no cowboy booties, now's the time to shop. Western booties are a cute way to rev up your shoe wardrobe. Read on for tips on how to style the chicest boot style of the season.

What’s the Difference Between Cowgirl Booties and Cowboy Boots?

First things first, it’s time to differentiate these two styles. While cowboy boots are the OG style that hits just below the knee, women’s cowboy booties have a shorter shaft height that hits just above the ankle. If you struggle to find cowboy boots, knee-high boots, or over-the-knee boots that aren’t too snug, check out our wide-calf boots collection to find your perfect fit.

Tuck Your Pants into Women’s Western Booties

Like other ankle boots, cowboy booties for women look great when you wear them with a slim pair of pants or jeans that tuck right in nicely. Stylists recommend cuffing a pair of women’s jeans and letting the cuff peek out. Or pair up grey or black denim with leather cowboy ankle boots in a cognac or dark brown hue for contrast. When you wear a slim pant that tucks in, you’re letting the design of your ankle cowboy boots shine.

Dress Up Your Western Style Booties

Intuition might tell you that pants are the only option when it comes to styling your Western ankle booties, but we’re here to dispel that myth right now. Dresses of all kinds can be worn with them, too. Short mini dresses look great with both tall and ankle-height Western booties, as well as flowy midi dresses and maxi dresses. And if you’re really feeling the Western trend, top off your look with a distressed denim jacket and a matching cowboy hat for the total vibe.

Shop Western booties for women, available at Macy’s.