Length: The length of your foot determines your boot size. However, don't assume your boot size is the same as your normal shoe size; it can vary between different boot brands and boot types. Width: Width is often overlooked but is equally important for comfort.

If your feet are a narrow width (and no narrow sizes are available to purchase), you may need to order a 1/2 size smaller than your normal size. If your feet are a wide width (and no wide sizes are available to purchase), try ordering a 1/2 size larger than your normal size. Your feet may be two different sizes.

While many types of Western boots come with varying heel heights depending on the function, most boots made for women have higher heels. This is partly because the “fashion heel” is the highest heel type, and generally, only women's boots use this type of heel.

A: “EW” stands for extra wide. I ordered these originally in extra wide and they were too big. The standard size was fine. These are very nice boots.