Brown oiled bullhide below, navy volcano above — a two-tone western boot that keeps the contrast where it can be seen.
The vamp is bullhide in brown, oiled so the surface holds a low sheen and darkens where it creases. The top is navy volcano, which sets a cool blue against the warm brown underneath instead of matching it. The toe is squared. Nothing else has been added; the whole design is the join between the two colours and the flat front of the toe.
Two-tone boots want a plain trouser above them, because the boot is already doing something. Worn over a straight leg, the navy top is the point of the pair and should be visible; worn under one, the brown vamp carries it alone and the effect is quieter. Oiled hides age quickly and unevenly, which is what people who buy them are after. Square toes sit broad, so try the wider width before dropping a half size.
