1960s • ACME • Cut-Out Vine Motif • Women’s 7.5 M
Why we love them
A true mid-century ACME design that carries both grace and grit. These boots feature rich chestnut leather with cream cut-outs shaped into a climbing vine motif—distinct, feminine, and rooted in Western artistry. Decades later, the handwork still shows through: balanced stitching, layered inlays, and a character that tells the story of the ’60s dancehalls they were made for.
Spec Card
- Maker: ACME (woven ACME BOOT pull-tags present)
- Era: 1960s (construction & styling cues)
- Upper: chestnut brown cowhide with cream leather cut-out inlays
- Lining: full leather with factory stampings
- Construction: stitched welt, pegged leather soles, nailed heels
- Details: vine-and-petal motif inlays, double-row decorative stitching across vamp
- Size: Women’s 7.5 M
Heritage Notes
By the 1960s, Acme had secured its place as one of America’s most prolific bootmakers, crafting pairs that balanced mass appeal with genuine Western charm. This design—equal parts floral and flame—speaks to the era’s embrace of bold cut-outs and layered contrasts. Far from novelty, they remain timeless examples of how cowboy boots were not just workwear, but wearable art.
