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Boots Made For Walkin': Lucchese Trunk Show at Pinto Ranch

Short boots, tall boots, big boots, small boots, thin boots, round boots, pink boots and brown boots stood in bunches on the display stands and hung endlessly on the racks in the huge store last Saturday. Seuss had ever decided to pen a children's book about cowboys, cowgirls and their beloved cowboy boots, he might've gotten inspiration from the Lucchese-lined back wall at Pinto Ranch , Post Oak's eponymous store for Western wear. Woven throughout the pairs of cowboy boots were more than your average number of shoppers. "This is something we do every May," said Bea Garcia, Pinto Ranch's director of marketing, referring to the event as the store's "kickoff to summer boot sale.

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