A Legacy Stitched in Leather and Ink
Rooted in tradition. Tattooed by hand. Etched in leather.
Lucchese has spent generations honoring a way of making that can’t be rushed, faked, or mass-produced. Every boot we craft is a legacy — of the maker’s hand, of the last that defines the fit, of the hide that holds it all together. And sometimes, that legacy is made visible.
MORE THAN A GIFT
For Post Malone and Jelly Roll’s Big Ass Stadium Tour, we were asked to create something singular — not for sale, not for show, but as a gift from the Jones Family and AT&T Stadium to two artists who carry their stories in ink. So we did what we’ve always done: we turned to the craft.
CRAFTED TO LAST
We built a one-of-a-kind pair of boots by hand in our El Paso factory. Then we handed them over to tattoo artist Nick Dirks, who approached the leather like he would skin — no second chances, no shortcuts, just the raw rhythm of line and needle. His work speaks the same language as ours: permanent, intentional, and deeply personal.
This project wasn’t a collaboration. It was a gesture — a fusion of traditions, a celebration of Western spirit, and a reminder that craft is bigger than any one medium. Because whether it’s inked into skin or stitched into leather, a story well told always leaves a mark.