Wide (EE) Cowboy Boots in Dallas

Quick answer: yes, we have them. Nearly every men's cowboy boot on our rack in Dallas is stocked in EE (wide): about 150 styles from Cuadra, Tanner Mark, Ariat, Durango, Tony Lama, Arango, Rancho Semental and Reparo, from $109.99 to $1,098.99, in sizes 7 to 10 on every style and up to 11, 12 or 13 on many. EE is the width we buy for the store, so there is no extra charge and nothing to special-order: come in, we measure your foot at no charge, and you try them on.

Not sure whether you need a wide? Read what the width letters mean in our boot sizing guide, then how a cowboy boot should fit. Work boots in EE are in the work boots collection.

Quick answers about wide (EE) cowboy boots

What does EE mean on a cowboy boot? EE is the wide width in men's boots; D is regular (medium). The number is the length and the letter is the width, so a 10 EE is a size 10 cut wider across the ball of the foot and the instep than a 10 D.

Do you have cowboy boots in D (regular) width? Only a couple of styles. We stock EE because it is what most of our customers need. If your foot is regular width, try the EE on anyway; we will tell you honestly whether it fits or sits too roomy.

Do wide cowboy boots cost more? No. EE is our standard width, so the price on the tag is the price, and nothing is special-ordered.

How should a wide boot fit? Snug across the instep with a little heel slip when the boot is new. If the EE feels loose across the top of the foot, try a half size down before looking for a D.

Do you sell wide boots online? No. Everything here is in-store pickup only at 8033 Lake June Rd, Dallas, TX 75217. Stock changes daily, so call (214) 391-0508 to confirm a style and size before you come in.