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Lace boot socks give a western boot a soft finish right at the shaft. The lace peeks over the top, so it shows up exactly where the leather stops and the rest of your outfit starts. A few simple picks decide how sweet or how bold the whole look turns out. Here is how we wear them at PodunkAnnie’s.
A cowboy boot carries a lot of weight. Between the stitching and the stacked heel, a good pair says plenty before you open your mouth. A little lace on top calms that down just enough. It adds texture right where the eye already lands, and it makes boots you’ve worn for years feel brand new.
Good lace boot socks need to last through a lot of wear. Our Lace Boot Tights are the pair we reach for first. They’re tights with a sock sewn right in, so the toes and heels don’t wear through the way thin hosiery does. When the foot finally gives out, you swap in a new foot liner instead of tossing the whole thing. Pick from Jet, Stone, Chocolate, or Red.

Jet is the safest bet. It looks sharp under black boots and works with deep browns too. Chocolate looks warm beside cognac or tan leather. Stone keeps things light, so it fits white or pale boots well. Red is for the day you want the lace to be the loudest thing in the room. Wear it with a plain outfit and let it talk. Not sure yet? Hold the color up against your favorite boots before you decide. If it looks good next to the leather, it will look good on your leg.
Pick boots with some attitude. The Corral Heart & Cross boots have a sequined, studded heart with wings across a sand-colored 13-inch shaft. Lace looks soft against all that sparkle.

The Lane Cossette in turquoise has braided leather with studs worked in, and the shaft runs 15 inches. Pull your lace up so it sits right at the top edge, where it can show.

Want a darker mood? The Old Gringo Sintra is black leather with a distressed finish and black western stitching. Lace against black reads sharp every time.

Bootcut jeans cover the sock completely, so save them for another day. Anything with a short hem lets the lace show. Lace boot socks look best when the rest of the outfit stays simple. If you love lace, the Romantic Tiered Lace Dress sets the same mood from the top down. Add a hat and you’re out the door.
Cutoff shorts work just as well on a hot afternoon. So does a flowy skirt that stops above the knee. Dressing for a concert or a night out? A short leather skirt with a plain tee and the Corral boots above is a bold way to go. Heading to a Sunday lunch? Choose a sundress, Stone lace, and a lighter boot, and keep the jewelry small.
Pull the sock up smooth before the boot goes on. Bunched lace inside the shaft rubs, and nobody wants a sore calf by noon. The top should sit flat without squeezing. Check the mirror once you’re dressed. If the lace hides under a tall shaft, fold the top down a little or reach for a boot with a shorter shaft.
Lace boot socks are one of the easiest ways to make a western outfit feel like yours. Pick a color, pair it with boots that have some attitude, and keep the rest of the look simple. Browse the full boot collection online, or stop by our stores in Hot Springs, Arkansas, or Branson, Missouri. Our team in either shop will happily help you match a sock color to your boots. Go on and let that lace show.
Embroidered or studded boots stand out, and plain black leather gives the lace a sharp contrast.
Cropped or cuffed jeans work if the hem stops above the boot. Bootcut jeans hide the sock, so save the lace for shorts and skirts.
The sock sewn into our Lace Boot Tights is made to stop holes in the toes and heels, and the foot liners can be replaced when they wear down.
Jet. It works with the most boots in your closet.