Late 1960s Laramie Rockabilly Western — Women’s 5.5 M
A striking little pair of late-1960s western boots that feels pulled straight from the golden age of rockabilly — bold red leather, sharp white contrast toes, and classic western stitching that practically hums with stage-light energy.
Era & build
- Maker: Laramie Handmade
- Era: Late 1960s
- Construction: Traditional western build with leather soles and stacked heels
- Material: Smooth red leather with white contrast toe caps
- Toe: Snip toe with distinctive white rockabilly cap
- Heel: Classic western riding heel
- Shaft: Red leather shaft with cream western stitching pattern
Size & fit
- Tagged: Women’s 5.5 M
- Fit notes: True to vintage sizing; best for a slender foot typical of mid-century western boots.
Condition grade: Vintage B
- Light wear consistent with age
- Original leather soles with visible use but plenty of life
- Minor scuffs on the white toe caps
- Leather remains supple and structurally excellent
- Clean interior with original Laramie Handmade label intact
Why we love them
These boots are pure rockabilly Americana. The red-and-white contrast toe was a popular custom look during the late 50s and 60s — a style often seen on stage performers, dancers, and rodeo personalities who wanted something that stood out under bright lights. They feel equally at home at a honky-tonk, a vintage car show, or paired with a denim skirt and leather jacket.
Finding a pair from this era in such a vivid colorway — especially in smaller sizes — is increasingly rare.
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