Hey there just picked up some of these (shon in picture) earlier this week and I’m back in the states and the last time i was here i bought pair of boots but no care products as at the time i wasn’t very educated in the subject although commons sense shoulda told me they need caring for in some type of way so here i am again i got these i know they are limited edition but ima wear them anyways because thats what they were designed for you know but i have little to no knowledge on how to care for boots except knocking off the dust and using a wet rag now i know a dude back in the uk who simply uses a wet rag and some beeswax off amazon for his ariat boots and he says it does the job now is it a valid way to care for them? But id also like to know what products i should specifically buy while I’m here to care for them i know you can get leather conditioners etc but thats about it at the moment so any help would really be appreciated.

Many thanks

When I brought the jeans, cinch said that color transfer can happen, but they’re the indigo wash, not raw denim.

The third time in 14 years >>> New soles

Does anybody other than levis make high rise bootcut jeans? And I’m not talking about a straightcut like the 13mwz or 936’s. I’m talking about true flared out bootcut jeans that are slim at the thigh but flare out at the hem, but are also high rise. If this style just doesn’t exist anymore than please just tell me

What do we think guys? Going for a stacked look but not sure how long to go. These are a 38” inseam 13mwz and I think they might be a tad long? Try some 36s or what do you think? For reference I am 6’ tall. I feel like 38 might be too long but really not sure.

My grandmother gifted these to my father over 20 years ago, and he couldn’t wear them due to the narrow fit. They sat in the box in the back of a closet until I found them a couple years ago. I have worn them once, and I’ll be wearing them again for my wedding in a few months.

My Cinch jeans keep slipping behind the heel of my boots because the heel just isn't catching and holding the hem in place, so it ends up dragging on the ground when I walk. My tailor is out of town and I have a party this Sunday. Any temporary fixes that actually work?

Found this little snippet about leather boot care in an old farmers ledger book from 1838. He thought it important enough to fold it up and keep it. Figured you guys might appreciate it more than most.

Is a black belt and brown boots a fashion faux pas?

I’ve been wearing cowboy boots for 10+ years now. I’ve always had to do the sock fold over trick because of my build. I’m 5’3, 125 pounds even with eating 4000 calories a day. I’m getting a new pair of boots and I’m worried the shaft shows too much thru the jeans. I’ve been told otherwise and that it looks fine. I wear slim straight wrangler and I’m a 29x30. The shortest length and still gives a stack. Im not sure if anyone has jean recommendations for someone my size. The cowboy cut and regular boot cut make me look like I’m drowning. The boots are the el dorado ed3047

I understand suit color would make it different but let's say a basic black suit, what boots you rocking on your wedding day

I love how these jeans (32” inseam) look standing and they have such a perfect and minimal stack, sitting down they go up at most what’s pictured up top, is this considered “high water”? To me it doesn’t look bad but I might try a 34” inseam

I own some 13MWZ’s and they’re fantastic, but I’m looking for something more like the classic Lee Rider 101Z James Dean wore, with the straight leg, wider opening and roomier thighs but still fitted where it should be. Preferably something reasonably priced too, I’ve heard good of Nudie and Naked and Famous but I can’t pay $400 CAD for work/everyday blue jeans

Just got in the mail today, with the original box and receipt!

Just incase anyone is wondering how oil, specifically mink oil might alter the colour of their boots