Durango Boots has been a trusted name in premium quality footwear for over half a century. Founded in Flowery Branch, GA, with manufacturing facilities in Franklin and Chapel Hill, TN, Durango has dedicated itself to providing the most comfortable and durable boots on the market. Durango moved its headquarters to Franklin, TN in 1966, marking a new era for the brand.

Durango is known for merging traditional western style with modern flair, and their New West collection showcases genuine and exotic leathers for a unique and stylish look. The brand became the official footwear of the renowned Grand Ole Opry and Opryland, solidifying its place in the country music scene. Durango is also a pioneering force in comfort technology, introducing its patented Comfort Core™ technology into its line of western boots.

Durango has kept up with urban trends, launching the popular Harness collection that gained recognition in magazines and on television during the growth of the urban and grunge music scenes. The brand even had its first television commercial. Durango has evolved and adapted to meet the changing needs of its customers.

It became an official partner and sponsor of the Country Music Association Festival and launched the Rebel collection - a leader in lightweight and comfortable western silhouettes. The iconic Rebel flag boot has sold over half a million pairs. Durango also believes in giving back and launched the Pink Ribbon boot to support breast cancer awareness.

To date, the brand has donated over $273,000 to breast cancer research. In recent years, Durango has expanded its offerings with the launch of the Durango Maverick XP collection, featuring the revolutionary X-Treme Comfort Footbed technology. This work/western collection is designed to provide maximum comfort and support for those who need boots that can handle the toughest tasks.

With its rich history, commitment to quality, and innovative designs, Durango Boots continues to be a brand that brings together the best of western tradition and modern style