Product Description
R. Watson Antique Saddle Full Quill Ostrich Crepe Sole Boots – Style #RW4540-2
Walk taller. Stand prouder. Live by your code.
The R. Watson Antique Saddle Full Quill Ostrich Crepe Sole Boots (Style #RW4540-2) say something about your character—your strength, your confidence, your grit. These handcrafted boots are more than just footwear; they’re a pledge to an era, an attitude, and an ethic:
Leave behind what you know. Face the frontier. Conquer the wild. Conquer yourself.
Product Details
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Vamp: Antique Saddle Full Quill Ostrich
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Top: Smooth brown leather shaft
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Toe Shape: Wide Square
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Heel: Walking heel
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Outsole: Durable crepe sole for lightweight comfort and shock absorption
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Construction: Full calf leather lining, leather heel counters, and single-stitch welt
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Fit & Comfort: Built with R. Watson’s “10 Must-Have Western Boot Features” for long-lasting comfort, balance, and support
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Made In: León, Mexico – by master bootmakers using time-honored craftsmanship
Why You’ll Love Them
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Exotic elegance: Premium full quill ostrich leather provides unmatched softness, texture, and natural durability.
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Everyday comfort: The crepe sole delivers all-day cushioning and traction for both work and casual wear.
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Handcrafted tradition: Every pair is built with natural leathers—no synthetics—and finished with meticulous attention to detail.
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Timeless Western style: The antique saddle tone pairs effortlessly with jeans or dress attire.
The R. Watson Story
Randy Watson spent more than 40 years shaping some of the biggest names in Western footwear—including Justin, Lucchese, Tony Lama, and Nocona. Along the way, he built deep relationships with leather suppliers and factories that share his passion for true craftsmanship.
After retiring, Randy’s longtime partners—factories, suppliers, and retailers—encouraged him to launch his own brand. Armed with decades of experience, trusted partnerships, and a lifelong love of the Western lifestyle, Randy created R. Watson Boot Company with one goal:
To build boots he’d be proud to put his own name on.
