Allens Boots has been an Austin staple since 1977, and people can’t get enough of their stylish western wear. You could spend hours trying on the wide selection of hats, belt buckles, and pearl snap shirts. Head on over to South Congress and explore Allens Boots. This massive store in Austin has more than 4,000 pairs of cowboy boots, and you need to see it for yourself.

The giant red boot along South Congress Avenue can only mean one thing: thousands of shoes await you.
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Even if you're coming by just to window shop, there's always something that will catch your eye.
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With 4,000 boots on display, the smell of luxurious leather will hit you in the face as soon as you walk in.
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The expert staff will help you find the right pair of boots to suit your needs.
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Get them bedazzled, tasseled, or carved. Allens Boots has something for everyone.
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Of course, it wouldn't be a true Texas store without some cowboy hats.
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Allens Boots will get you rodeo ready.
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Allens has you covered from head to toe.
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You can visit this massive cowboy boot store at 1522 South Congress Ave. Allens Boots also has a Round Rock location at 1051 Interstate 35 Frontage Rd. For more information on hours and to browse their online store, visit www.allensboots.com.

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