Women's Billy Inside Zip Western Boot

These classic women's boots boast an ANTIQUED PULL-UP LEATHER construction, featuring detailed Wellington stitchwork and piping, along with a leather liner. The GOODYEAR WELT CONSTRUCTION ensures the leather outsoles are durable, long-lasting, and waterproof, while the INSIDE ZIPPER and straight cut along the topline lend a modern Western flair to these ankle boots.

Adorned with ANTIQUE BRASS HARDWARE, and black models showcasing antique silver hardware, these boots stand at a 5 ¾" shaft height with a 9 ¾" shaft circumference, offering a comfortable and stylish fit.

The Frye Company, renowned for over 153 years of shoemaking excellence, has a rich history rooted in authentic American heritage. Frye's craftsmen have dedicated themselves to the art of creating modern patterns, discovering innovative materials, and even inventing new machinery. Their boots have been worn by soldiers on both sides of the American Civil War, as well as in the Spanish-American war, and even by Teddy Roosevelt and his Rough Riders.

As homesteading drew adventurous New England families to the West in the mid and late 1800s, many pioneers chose to wear Frye Boots for their long journeys. Today, Frye remains true to its heritage with its line of iconic boots, while also continuing to innovate by introducing chic new handbags, pumps, and sandals to its collection.

The Billy Inside Zip Bootie, a shining example of Frye's commitment to timeless, artisanal style, is set on a manageable heel and crafted from the same antiqued pull-up leather, complete with the signature Wellington stitchwork and piping. The straight cut along the topline and inside zipper imbue these ankle booties with a modern Western aesthetic, seamlessly blending Frye's storied past with the demands of the present.

Frye's unwavering mission, to create iconic leather goods that endure, has remained unchanged throughout its illustrious history, making these boots a timeless and reliable choice for the modern woman.

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