Anderson Bean Boots – Hip and Stylish With Classic Cowboy Grit

Forbes says the fact that Bean Boots have become so wildly popular that the company needed to hire 100 new employees and start an additional shift in Maine just to keep up with demand for them. This can be attributed to their efficiency, durability and timeless style.

Anderson Bean utilizes special leather options such as full quill ostrich, big bass fish, elephant and giraffe in the creation of their boots with the hope that they will make a statement and spark conversation.

The Toe

Anderson Bean booties are built in-house according to Texas tradition in bootmaking, and made specifically for the wearer. Their boots combine hip style with cowboy flair for a distinctive cowboy grit look that will attract attention wherever they go. Anderson Bean takes great pride in finding exclusive hides, such as full quill ostrich, big bass fish, elephant, the giraffe, and Caiman hides for these all leather masterpieces.

The team members stitch each webbing channel using double back stitch, connecting vamp leather, lining leather and synthetic box toe materials. It is a crucial process that guarantees long-term durability.

Lemonwood pegs that are manually punched in the soles aren't just ornamental, they also provide long-lasting support too. This technique has been employed to avoid shank movement and dislodging caused by nails that are made of metal over the course of time.

Cavender's offers both men's and ladies' Anderson Bean boots in styles that stay authentic to the brand's high-end craftsmanship and authentic western style. Explore our collection today to find a pair that meets your lifestyle demands – look at the Anderson Bean logo on each tag to ensure authenticity!

The Heel

Anderson Bean shoes are epitome of quality western boots, well-known for their wide selection of choices in leather and their traditional cowboy design. Made entirely of genuine leather from the United States by skilled artisans using exotic hides such as full quill ostrich and big bass fish, elephant, giraffe and caiman hides to construct these exquisite pieces of footwear.

Lemonwood pegs used in each shoe's heel don't only look beautiful; they aid in shaping and molding the sole of each shoe to ensure proper form and mold. This method, which has been tried and tested for years, is superior to metal nails which may rust and fall out over time.

Once the sole of the shoe is placed in its proper position, it's now ready to be welt stitched. This procedure typically involves single or double stitches using various thread colors for maximum impact and requires more time than anticipated, but results in a sturdy gorgeous boot!

Once the welt channel has been stitched after which the boot is “lasted,” or held together by an interlaced chain of stitches that connects vamp leather and lining leather beneath it. Following is the sewing of ear pulls. This is followed by custom inlays the reinforcing tape will be placed around the area to prevent the ear pulls against breaking and harming the boot.

The Spur Rests Spur Rest

Spurs can provide additional grip for riders or carrying out tasks that require precision. Boots designed specifically for wearers of spurs have a protruding lip called a “spur ledge” or “spur shelf,” typically found on the heel of each boot – such as Anderson Bean, Olathe, Double H, Fenoglio R Watson Tony Lama all offer riding heel boots that have spur ledges, whereas roper or walker heel styles do not generally have this feature.

Before you make your choice, it is advisable to examine them in person and check their label to see if it features “riding” or “ranch” designs, “spur ledge”, or “riding heel” features. These features are typically prevalent in high-heeled cowboy boots in comparison to ropers with shorter or walking heels.

The Stitch Patterns

Anderson Bean boots are designed to create a striking statement with intricate stitch patterns as well as a range of leather choices that are sure to be conversations that are sure to spark. From high-end cowboy style to hip flair and even full quill ostrich and big bass fish skin leather choices There is bound to be a style that is perfect for you and your personality in their wide selection of Anderson Bean boots!

Once all the upper and lower leather are crafted after which they are shipped to the Stitching Room where each custom order receives their individual stitch pattern. Boots are then buffed at this stage to smooth away rough surfaces inside the boot before being cut and ear-pulls are stitched onto. Details or inlays may also be added at this point.

Once the stitching is complete, the welt will be added. This tough leather is then stitched tight around the sole's inner area for added security and durability. Sandpapering of the outsole and heel areas is next so that glue is able to stick firmly. lemon wood pegs can be used to provide reinforcement and an extra layer of support to boot construction.