1950s • Stewart Romeros • “Wildflower Blue” Inlay Boots • Women’s 8 M
A true mid-century showpiece from Stewart Romeros — the famed El Paso craftsman known for turning cowboy boots into wearable art. These turquoise beauties capture that golden-era Western artistry in full bloom.
Era & Build
- Maker: Stewart Romeros, El Paso TX
- Era: 1950s
- Construction: Hand-tooled and inlaid calfskin; single-row stitched welt; full leather soles and stacked heels
- Height: ~10” shaft, ~1¾” underslung heel
- Toe: Classic medium-snip profile
Size & Fit
- Tagged size 8 M — fits true; moderate instep, feminine Western silhouette
Measurements
- Shaft 10” • Heel 1¾” • Ball width 3⅛” • Heel-to-toe 10⅛”
Condition Grade: Vintage B
- Light edge scuffing at toes and heel counters
- Honest sole wear but plenty of life remaining
- Strong stitching and intact inlays throughout
- Minor surface marks consistent with age
Why We Love Them
The robin-egg blue leather and bold wildflower inlays are classic Romeros — equal parts Southwestern charm and couture precision. They radiate joy, individuality, and the spirit of a 1950s dance-hall floor.
Notes & Care
Conditioned and buffed with Bick 4; store with cedar boot trees to preserve the inlays’ contour.
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