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Olathe No. 260436 American Distressed Buffalo/ Grass Explosion
Rugged heritage. Distinctive character. Authentic Western craftsmanship.
The Olathe No. 260436 American Distressed Buffalo Cowboy Boot embodies the rugged spirit of the American West, combining richly textured leather, striking color contrasts, and traditional Western craftsmanship. Built for those who appreciate a boot with genuine character, this distinctive design delivers timeless cowboy style with an unmistakable presence.
Crafted with an American Distressed Buffalo leather vamp, this boot showcases the natural grain, rich caramel-brown tones, and rugged texture that make buffalo leather so desirable. The distressed finish highlights the leather’s individual character, creating a beautifully broken-in appearance from the very first wear. As the leather ages, it develops even greater depth and personality, making each pair uniquely its own.
Rising above the richly textured buffalo vamp is a striking 13-inch Grass Explosion leather shaft. Its deep, earthy olive-green tones provide a handsome contrast against the warm brown leather below, while intricate Western stitching adds a touch of traditional artistry. The combination is bold without being overstated, offering a refined take on classic cowboy boot design.
The traditional O toe provides a clean, balanced Western profile, while the 1⅜-inch Long heel base completes the boot’s authentic cowboy silhouette. From the carefully selected leathers to the distinctive shaft detailing, every element reflects Olathe’s dedication to quality materials and time-honored bootmaking traditions.
Equally suited for everyday wear or a night out, the Olathe No. 260436 is a versatile Western boot that pairs effortlessly with denim and only grows more distinguished with age.
Available at Hewlett & Dunn Boot & Clothing Co. in Collierville, Tennessee.
For the cowboy who values authentic craftsmanship, distinctive leather, and a boot that tells its own story with every mile.
