1940s • Pee-Wee Boots • Women’s 9.5
Short, sharp, and full of mid-century spirit — these 1940s pee-wees carry the classic two-tone palette that defined Western style of the era.
Era & Build
• Maker: Unknown (U.S. handmade, c. 1940s)
• Construction: All-leather soles, pegged heel, stitched welt
• Height: Pee-wee (approx. 9”)
• Toe / Heel: Snip toe, underslung cowboy heel
• Uppers: Cream tooled shafts with chocolate brown vamps
Size & Fit
• Tagged women’s 9.5
• Vintage fit — slightly narrow through the ball, moderate instep
Condition Grade: Vintage B
• Honest surface wear to vamp and heel edges
• Leather soles with moderate wear, still solid
• Interior lining intact, faint patina at pull straps
• Stitching strong and original
Why We Love Them
A pure slice of Western history — the pee-wee cut and tooled cream shafts hit that sweet spot between refined and rugged. Perfect with cuffed denim or a prairie skirt. These boots carry the same quiet elegance that made 1940s cowboy gear timeless.
Notes & Care
Conditioned with neutral cream; store in a cool, dry place with boot shapers.
Nashville Booted — iconic by nature.
