Forbes says that Bean Boots have become so hugely loved that the company had to recruit 100 new employees and start a third shift in Maine just to keep up with demand for them. This is due to their efficiency, durability and timeless style.

Anderson Bean utilizes special leather alternatives like full quill ostrich, huge bass elephant, and fish in their boot designs with the hope that they will make a statement and spark conversation.

The Toe

Anderson Bean boots are made by hand in accordance with Texas tradition in bootmaking, and made specifically for those who want to wear them. The boots blend trendy style and a touch of cowboy for a distinctive cowboy grit style that will turn heads everywhere they travel. Anderson Bean takes great pride in finding exclusive hides, such as full quill ostrich, big bass fish, elephant, the giraffe, and Caiman hides to create these all leather masterpieces.

Team members stitch every welt channel with double back stitches and connect vamp leather lining leather and box toe synthetic materials. This is an essential step that ensures longevity over time.

Lemonwood pegs that are manually crushed in the soles aren't just decorative; they provide lasting support, too. This practice has long been employed to avoid shank movement or dislodging caused by nails that are made of metal over the course of time.

Cavender's sells both men's as well as ladies' Anderson Bean boots in styles that stay true to the brand's premium craftsmanship and authentic western flair. Browse our selection today to find the boot that is perfect for your demands - look out for the Anderson Bean logo on each tag to ensure authenticity!

The Heel

Anderson Bean shoes are pinnacle of high-end western footwear, known for their wide selection of styles and leathers, as well as their classic cowboy style. Made entirely of leather in the United States by skilled artisans with exotic hides, such as full quill ostrich and big bass fish, elephant, caiman and giraffe hides to make these beautiful pieces of footwear.

Lemonwood pegs in a shoe's heel aren't just for aesthetics; they help shape and mold the bottom of each shoe to ensure proper form and mold. This time-tested technique has proven to be more effective than nails made of metal that can rust and fall out as time passes.

After the sole of a shoe is fixed in position, it's now ready to be welt stitched. This procedure typically involves single or double stitches using diverse thread colors for the greatest impact and requires more time than you'd expect, but produces a durable, beautiful boot!

After the welt channel has been stitched, the boot will be "lasted," or held together by an interlaced chain of stitches that connects the vamp leather to the lined leather beneath it. The next step is sewing of 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 may provide grip for riders or performing precise tasks with accuracy, provided that the boots made specifically to wear spurs include an extended lip that is called a "spur ledge" or "spur shelf," usually located on the heel of each boot. For example, Anderson Bean, Olathe, Double H, Fenoglio R Watson Tony Lama all offer riding heel boots with spur ledges. Roper or walker heel styles don't generally have this feature.

Before you make your choice before you make your decision, try them out in person and look over their label to determine if they have "riding" or "ranch" designs, "spur ledge", or "riding heel" features. These characteristics are usually most often found in high-heeled cowboy boots as compared to shorter roper and walker heel.

The Stitch Patterns

Anderson Bean boots are designed to stand out, with intricate stitch patterns and an array of leather choices that are sure to be conversations that are sure to spark. From high-end cowboy style to hip flair as well as full-quill Ostrich as well as big bass fish skin leather options There is bound 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 have been assembled and sent for the Stitching Room where each custom order receives their individual stitch pattern. The boots are then polished during this process to smooth away rough surfaces inside the boot before being cut and ear pulls are sewn onto. Details or inlays can be added later.

After stitching is completed and the welt is added. This durable leather is stitched tightly around the sole's inner area for extra security and strength. Sandpapering of the heel and outsole areas is next so that glue is able to stick firmly. lemon wood pegs may then be added to give extra support of boot construction.