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FAQs

How long does it take to get boots from cavenders? ›

How long will it take to receive my order? At Cavender's, we begin the fulfillment process immediately. Your order will normally ship within 24-48 hours, but may take longer due to inventory fluctuations. Orders placed after 11:00am CST are processed the following day.

Cavender's offers free in-store boot stretching to get that perfect fit.

Cavender's remains a family business, run by James and Pat's sons, Joe, Mike and Clay, who oversee the growth, development and day-to-day operations. Boots are the roots for Cavender's and the Cavender family wanted to share their love of the western lifestyle with others.

The “John Wayne” toe is a narrow square, also called a box toe, a punchy toe, or some other name depending on the company. The wide, square toe is the preferred choice for frat brothers, West Texas landmen, and rodeo cowboys.

-Answer: Your boots are hard to get on because the instep or throat of a boot is too narrow. You have a couple of choices to help this problem. Stretching is the best answer. We have professional equipment that can open your boots up and make them easy to get on.

In a new pair of boots, it's normal for your instep to feel snug but comfortable–like a firm handshake. Like we said, our boots are meant to be comfortable out of the box, so if you struggle to get your boots on, or once they are on they pinch or squeeze, consider going up a half size or opt-in for a wider style.

INSTEP: Unlike shoes with laces, a boot has only the instep to hold it securely to the foot. Hence, proper fit in the instep is of utmost importance. The fit should be snug, not tight or loose. The snugness is governed by the instep fit and the width of the throat.

Merchandise must be in as-new condition (tags, packaging intact, unwashed, unworn). Boots may be exchanged or returned only if the soles are unscratched and the boots are in as-new condition. When trying on boots, be sure to walk only in carpeted areas until you are sure that your boots fit correctly.

Yes, Dawn dish soap can be used to clean cowboy boots. Mix a small amount of Dawn dish soap with water, and use a soft-bristled brush to scrub the boots gently. Rinse the boots thoroughly with water and let them air dry.

From their first store in Pittsburg, Texas, which opened in 1965, to 95 stores across 15 states today, Tyler based Cavender's has grown into an incredibly successful family-run business and a leader in the western wear industry.

How many employees does Cavender's have? ›

Cavender's is a private company with an estimated 1,800 employees. In the US, the company has a notable market share in at least one industry: Family Clothing Stores, where they account for an estimated 0.1% of total industry revenue.

98 stores found IN USA.

7 Toe - Square Toe with a slight undercut. C Toe - Semi-round toe. A functional cowboy boot style for formal occasions. H Toe - Also 10 Toe. Full Rounded Toe.

Regular – Regular Toe, also referred to as R Toe, is what most people think of when they think of cowboy boots. Regular toe shapes are narrow and oval, sometimes with a slight point to facilitate getting your feet in and out of stirrups.

A tall heel and a thin sole are not going to do the trick. Cowboy boots look cool, but they're actually not the best for keeping your feet and knees in good shape. If your feet take heavy use, get a serious work boot heavy sole with a solid heel.

We complete most orders within 7 days. Once we've had approval from the GP, the order will be ready to collect in store within 1-2 days, or delivered in 3-4 days.

The breaking-in process can take a few days or weeks, depending on the boots and what you do while wearing them. Start with an hour or two and build up to a full day. Wear them with two pairs of socks. As long as it doesn't cause discomfort, you can wear your boots for a few hours a day with two pairs of socks.

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