This 2.5-inch-wide belt is cut on a curve to sit lower on the hips and includes a chic, equestrian stirrup buckle. Available in crocodile, Giant Gator, rattlesnake and suede. Handmade in Texas.
- 2.5” buckle in antique gold
- 2.5” buckle in antique silver
- Buckle secured with hand tacks
- Lined with natural suede
- Painted edges
Note: A Lucchese belt size is a measurement of the length of the belt in inches. For the best fit, choose one that is 2” more than your waist size.
This 2.5-inch-wide belt is cut on a curve to sit lower on the hips and includes a chic, equestrian stirrup buckle. Available in crocodile, Giant Gator, rattlesnake and suede. Handmade in Texas.
- 2.5” buckle in antique gold
- 2.5” buckle in antique silver
- Buckle secured with hand tacks
- Lined with natural suede
- Painted edges
Note: A Lucchese belt size is a measurement of the length of the belt in inches. For the best fit, choose one that is 2” more than your waist size.
Please contact any Lucchese store for availability.
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If you have questions regarding future availability or would like to consider creating a similar style through our Custom Make-Up Department, please call 1-888-LUC-1883.
Lucchese will notify you when the item is back in stock or you can contact customer service at 1-888-582-1883 for additional assistance.
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How a Lucchese Boot Should Fit
Lucchese boots typically fit about one half-size smaller than everyday dress shoes. If the boot has a padded foot bed, then the boot will fit to size.
- A properly fitting boot should feel like a firm handshake across the instep.
- The ball of your foot should be in the widest part of the boot.
- There will be a slight slip in the heel.
How to Try on Cowboy Boot
1. Sit.
2. Put both fingers through the pull straps and insert your foot into the boot.
3. Keeping the heel on the ground, use your body weight to get your foot into the boot. *Note: You will feel resistance as you try to pull the boot on.
4. As your foot sinks into the boot, listen for the audible “thump.”
5. Walk around and feel the fit of the boot. *Note: Notice the slight slip in the heel.
FOOT GOING IN
FOOT IN
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COMMON FIT PROBLEMS
- If the boot feels too tight, go for a wider width.
- If the boot feels too loose, try a smaller size.
How a Lucchese Boot Should Fit
Lucchese boots typically fit about one half-size smaller than everyday dress shoes. If the boot has a padded foot bed, then the boot will fit to size.
- A properly fitting boot should feel like a firm handshake across the instep.
- The ball of your foot should be in the widest part of the boot.
- There will be a slight slip in the heel.
How to Try on Cowboy Boot
1. Sit.
2. Put both fingers through the pull straps and insert your foot into the boot.
3. Keeping the heel on the ground, use your body weight to get your foot into the boot. *Note: You will feel resistance as you try to pull the boot on.
4. As your foot sinks into the boot, listen for the audible “thump.”
5. Walk around and feel the fit of the boot. *Note: Notice the slight slip in the heel.
FOOT GOING IN
FOOT IN
-
COMMON FIT PROBLEMS
- If the boot feels too tight, go for a wider width.
- If the boot feels too loose, try a smaller size.