Olathe Boots
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Olathe boots are part of the fabric of America. From the working pens of a Ranch in Arizona, to a Polo Field in Houston, there is a place for quality American-made boots. The folks at Olathe Boot Company believe that it’s not the boots that make the man or woman. Rather, Olathe believes that every pair of boots is different because they will be there for a person to enjoy throughout life’s many adventures. Olathe believes that an all-leather boot made with quality construction should be an essential item for everyone. Olathe believes that understated elegance and a sturdy foundation will take you farther than novel insoles made of space age material. Olathe believes in a need and a desire for a quality, affordable, American-made boot. Olathe believes.
Frequently Asked Questions About Olathe Boots
Where are Olathe boots made?
Olathe boots are made by hand in Mercedes, Texas. The brand started in Olathe, Kansas, back in 1875. In 2001, the company that makes Rios of Mercedes and Anderson Bean boots bought Olathe and moved the work to Texas. So you get the same skilled boot makers behind all three brands.
Are Olathe boots good boots?
Yes. Olathe has made cowboy boots for over 150 years. Every pair is all leather and built to last for years. The people who design them work cattle and ride horses, so the boots are made for real work. Many of our customers pick Olathe as their first nice pair of boots.
How should Olathe boots fit?
Most people wear their normal boot size in Olathe. You should have to give a firm pull to get the boot on. Once it is on, it should feel snug over the top of your foot, but not tight. The widest part of your foot should sit in the widest part of the boot. We carry Olathe boots in B (narrow), D (regular), and EE (wide) widths. Not sure about your size? Call our Oklahoma City store at (405) 236-2650 and we will help you pick.
What is the difference between Olathe and Anderson Bean boots?
Both are made by the same family of boot makers in Texas. Olathe boots are classic and rugged, with leathers like roughout, horsebutt, kudu, and bison. They also cost less, with most pairs here between $300 and $640. Anderson Bean boots are known for bold colors and exotic leathers like ostrich and python. Want the full rundown? Read our guide to Anderson Bean vs. Macie Bean vs. Olathe boots.
How do I take care of my Olathe boots?
Clean your boots with a gentle leather cleaner and a soft cloth. Do not use saddle soap, because it dries out the leather. After they are clean, rub in a leather conditioner to keep them soft. If your boots get wet, let them air dry. Keep them away from heaters and hair dryers. For more tips, see our cowboy boot care guide.
Where can I buy Olathe boots?
Olathe does not sell boots straight to the public. You buy them through stores like Little Joe’s Boots. You can shop Olathe boots for sale right here online, or come see us in Oklahoma City to try on a pair. You can also call us at (405) 236-2650 to order by phone.
