Boot Barn

This place has every boot known to man. Well, okay, every boot made by the 3-​fingered, 2-​toed, one-​eyed kids in China. Seriously, they’re not even made in Mexico (which turns out some excellent leather work). Good selection of cowboy hats, but would like to see some better quality boots.

I was looking for a particular need in a cowboy boot and the staff honed right into it. Leather sole, low heel and still stylish.

Free rodeo tickets right now. =) Can always find something I want.

This used to be one of the best western clothing stores in town. It appears that they have new management. The great knowledgeable staff that used to work there is now gone, replaced by pretty faces that really don’t know much about the product. And they really don’t seem to give a shit when you are looking for a particular item. There are better places in town.

I was looking for a pair of boots (that weren’t made out of an animal) and was told to come here. After a half a day of speaking on the phone with DIrk, the general manager, I finally (also after my run in with the Tucson Police) made it in to Boot Barn.
I was amazed at the selection of, well, everything! Most items there were not my style (I’m not a cowgirl) but they had some really cute plaid men and women’s shirts that were on sale, so I snagged a couple for me and the hubby. Anyway, back to the boots. Ms. Colleen was the sweetest and most attentive sales woman I have ever encountered. She didn’t make fun of me for not wanting to wear an animal and didn’t try to pressure me with any up-​selling. Colleen listened to what I wanted and after only a few selections, hit the nail on the head and I walked out with an adorable pair of black boots for $ 90.
They also have a great selection of Dickie girl pants for just $ 29.99. I plan on coming back here for some of those and probably a few more plaid shirts as well. Thank you Colleen and Dirk for making this city girl feel welcome.