Forbes reports it has been reported that Bean Boots have become so extremely popular that the company needed to recruit 100 new employees and open the third shift in Maine just to meet demand for them. This can be attributed to their effectiveness, durability and timeless design.

Anderson Bean utilizes special leather options such as full quill ostrich, big bass elephant, and fish when crafting their boots, hoping each pair to become conversation starters.

The Toe

Anderson Bean shoes are constructed in-house according to Texas tradition in bootmaking, and made specifically for you. Their boots combine trendy style and a touch of cowboy for an unforgettable cowboy grit look that will make heads turn wherever they travel. Anderson Bean takes great pride in scouring for exclusive hides such as full quill ostrich, huge bass fish, elephant, Giraffe and Caiman hides for the most exquisite leather creations.

Team members stitch every welt channel with double back stitch and connect vamp leather lining leather and box toe synthetic materials. It is a crucial step that ensures longevity over time.

Lemonwood pegs that are hand crushed in the soles aren't only ornamental, they also provide long-lasting support, too. This practice has long been employed to avoid shank movement and dislodging caused by the wear and tear of nails made from metal over time.

Cavender's sells both men's as well as ladies' Anderson Bean boots in styles that remain true to the brand's quality workmanship and authentic western look. Browse our selection today to find a pair that meets your lifestyle requirements. Keep an eye at the Anderson Bean logo on every tag to ensure authenticity!

The Heel

Anderson Bean boots are the pinnacle of high-end western footwear, known for their wide selection of leather options and the classic cowboy look. They are made entirely from leather in the United States by skilled artisans employing exotic hides like full quill ostrich, big bass fish, elephant, caiman, and giraffe hides in order to construct these exquisite pieces of footwear.

Lemonwood pegs used in each boot's heel aren't just aesthetic; they help shape and mold the bottom of each shoe for proper formation and shaping. This method, which has been tried and tested for years, is to be more effective than nails made of metal that can rust and fall out as time passes.

Once the sole of a shoe is fixed in place, it's ready for welt stitching. This process typically uses either single or double stitches using different thread colors to create the best effect. It takes longer than you'd expect, but will result in a strong gorgeous boot!

Once the welt channel has been stitched then the boot is "lasted," or held together with an interlaced band of stitches that connects the vamp leather to the lining leather beneath it. Next comes sewing of the ear pulls, followed by custom order inlays; finally reinforcing tape is applied on the area around it to keep the ear pulls from separating and damaging the boot.

The Spur Rests Spur Rest

Spurs can offer additional the traction required for riding or carrying out tasks that require precision. Boots designed specifically for wearers of spurs have an extended lip that is known as"spur ledge" or "spur edge" also known as a "spur shelf," typically located on the heel of every boot. Examples include Anderson Bean, Olathe, Double H, Fenoglio R Watson Tony Lama all offer riding heel boots that have spur ledges. Roper or heel models for walker do not usually include this feature.

Before making your selection before you make your decision, test them in person first and then look at their labels to see if it has "riding" or "ranch" designs, "spur ledge", or "riding heel" features; such features tend to be found more commonly among taller riding heel cowboy boots in comparison to ropers with shorter or walking heels.

The Stitch Patterns

Anderson Bean boots are designed to stand out with intricate stitch patterns and an array of leather options that guarantee conversation starters. From cowboy grit to hip flair as well as full-quill Ostrich and huge bass fish skin leather options - there is sure to be a style that is perfect to match your style and personal preferences among their selection of Anderson Bean boots!

Once the top and lining leather are crafted after which they are shipped for the Stitching Room where each custom order is given a unique stitch pattern. Boots are then buffed during this process to smooth away any rough textures inside of them prior to trimming and ear pulls are sewn onto. Special inlays or other details can be added at this point.

Once the stitching is complete, the welt will be added - this durable leather is stitched tightly around the inner sole for added security and durability. Sandpapering of the heel and outsole areas is next so that glue will stick to the area with a firm grip; lemon wood pegs can be added for reinforcement and additional support for the boot's construction.