McAllen Boots — Made in Mexico

These distinctive McAllen cowboy boots were made in Mexico and reflect traditional Western styling with two-tone brown and golden-tan leather, contrasting piping, decorative stitching, layered and perforated leather work around the vamp, pull holes, and a stacked Western heel. McAllen Boots has a documented U.S. trademark history under the name “McAllen Boots Linea Dorada” (“Golden Line”), with first commercial use reported in 2014 and federal registration following in 2018. The surviving market record for the brand is relatively limited, which adds interest for buyers who appreciate less commonly encountered Mexican-made Western boots.

This pair is marked “285” inside both boots, indicating Mexican size 28.5. Based on the markings, an approximately 12-inch exterior heel-to-toe measurement, and a comparative try-on by an owner who normally wears a U.S. men’s 9½ and found these only slightly loose, the estimated fit is approximately U.S. men’s 10½. The leather remains soft and attractive, while the soles, welt area, and heels show relatively light wear. Because vintage sizing varies, buyers should compare the supplied measurements with a well-fitting pair