The Vienna Olive Crest Boot

The Vienna Olive Crest Boot — a chestnut-brown leather cowboy boot with olive-branch embroidery and antique brass micro-studs, meticulously handcrafted in León, Guanajuato. Designed for the woman who moves with quiet confidence. The Story Born where atelier light meets European poise, the Vienna Olive Crest Boot blends Mediterranean symbolism with Viennese elegance. The olive branch — a mark of peace and prosperity — is reinterpreted in flowing stitchwork that frames the shaft and elongates the leg. A tall silhouette, straight slim pull tabs, and a poised snip toe deliver a refined proportion that pairs as naturally with tailored looks as with silk separates. Every curve and stitch is intentional: leather selected for depth, edges hand-burnished for dimension, and a welt sewn to endure years of wear. This is heritage made modern — for women who collect experiences, not souvenirs. Design Notes Materials Upper: Full-grain chestnut-brown leather (matte finish) with hand-burnished edges. Lining: Smooth leather lining for breathable comfort. Insole: Cushioned leather insole with arch support. Outsole: Leather sole with discreet rubber insert for traction. Welt: Hand-stitched Goodyear welt for longevity and resoling. Hardware: Antique brass micro-studs accenting the embroidery. Signature Details Shaft: 12 in (30.5 cm) tall with slim, straight pull tabs that keep lines clean. Toe: Classic snip toe for a balanced, leg-lengthening silhouette. Heel: 1.75 in (4.4 cm) cowboy heel — stable and day-to-night ready. Embroidery: Olive-branch motif with fine tonal stitching and brass accents. Finish: Natural-grain patina designed to develop character with wear. Fit & Care Fit: Runs true to size; if between sizes, choose the half size up. Break-in: Softens quickly — most customers break in within 1–2 wears. Care: Brush dust, apply neutral leather cream sparingly, and store with cedar boot trees. Keep away from direct heat. The Mark of Craftsmanship Each pair is handcrafted in León, Guanajuato by master bootmakers. Minor variations in leather hue or stitching are part of the artisanal process — signatures of authenticity that make your pair uniquely yours. Rooted in heritage. Styled for today. Artisan Reference Atelier No. 12