Allens Boots is a South Congress classic with a red cowboy boot sign you can recognize from a mile away. With a focus on tradition, Allens can outfit guests with kicks for hard work or fashion-forward style. The shop’s Wall of Fame showcases the many prominent celebrities who have visited this boot haven for a true Texas experience — this is where to bring out-of-towners looking to leave with a souvenir pair of boots.

Tiny’s first opened for business in 1958, meaning it’s been outfitting Texans for more than 60 years. Stroll through the north Austin shop to find bolo ties, Hispanic-styled items, kids’ apparel, boots, spurs and more. The woman-owned store’s wide variety and friendly staff make it a worthwhile destination for cowboys and cowgirls alike.

A longtime local tradition, late founders Earl and Lucy Callahan opened Callahan’s General Store back in 1978. The shop’s classic clothing offerings include Wrangler jeans, Stetson hats and Justin boots. Plus patrons can grab a beaded hat band or Texas-sized belt buckle to add some bling to their wardrobe. Beyond the great western wear, there's also housewares, animal feed and welfare items. It’s a one stop shop for all things Texas!

With comfortable boots made of leathers from hand-selected cow hides, Chisos Boot Company is an incredible option for high-quality, long-lasting shoes. Plus, Chisos donates a percentage of their revenue to local conservation agencies, including the Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation and Hill Country Conservancy. Named after the Chisos Mountains, the brand from native Austinite Will Roman will outfit your feet with the best of the best.

Men and women can discover everyday wardrobe staples, as well as more trend-forward pieces, at La Herradura Western Wear, a hidden gem located near the airport. Ariat, Durango and Stetson products are among the selection at La Herradura, a family-owned boutique.

When you think of cowboy boots, you probably think of Tecovas. What started as an online brand has evolved into a still-expanding company with brick-and-mortar shops in more than a dozen states. Their products are handmade in León, a place steeped in the history of bootmaking, and can add both function and fashion to anyone’s closet. Of their many styles, we love The Daisy, a classic ankle zip boot for the girls, and The Cartwright, a beautiful calfskin cowboy boot for the guys.

Once named “The Best Handmade Cowboy Boots You Can Buy Right Now” by Forbes Magazine, these bespoke-styled boots are crafted by multi-generational boot makers. Heritage Boot Co. takes their boots so seriously that you cannot purchase them online — customers are invited to speak with staff over the phone or visit the shop so Boot Mavens can help them find their perfect fit. Heritage also sells hand-tooled purses, gorgeous belt buckles and leather belts to complete any western-themed look.

With three locations across Austin, and additional spots in the Houston and Dallas areas, Gomez Western Wear is a shopping mecca for every western-inspired item you can imagine. The expansive selection of men’s, women’s and children’s clothing comes in at affordable prices, and comfort is always a priority, making each item of clothing and footwear very wearable and practical.

Men on the hunt for stylish duds should make a visit to STAG, a store specializing in a contemporary take on classic Western-inspired clothes. High-end meets vintage in STAG, the perfect destination to discover your next style-forward wardrobe staples.

Texas Standard sets the standard for men’s modern western clothing. Focused on outfitting the “Texas Gentleman,” every piece is made with high-quality materials and built to last well beyond today’s world of fast fashion. All of the brand’s products are worth checking out, but we especially recommend the Texas Guayaberas for those hot summer days. Texas Standard donates 10% of all profits to Texas-focused charities so patrons can feel good about every purchase.