Circle G Size Guide
Circle G
Start at your regular shoe size.
Circle G is Corral’s sister line, made in the same León, Mexico workshops. They fit the way Corral does — true to your usual size, with a snug instep and a heel that slips a little until the sole breaks in. That slip is normal in a western boot and settles within a few wears.
Sizes and widths we carry
| Range | |
|---|---|
| Women’s sizes | 5 through 12, in half sizes to 11 |
| Width | B/M (medium) — the only width Circle G builds for women |
On conversions
Corral publishes Circle G’s charts as images rather than as data, and we won’t retype numbers we can’t verify. What we can tell you from fitting these boots for years:
- If you wear a half size, take the half size — Circle G makes them and they fit true.
- Between two whole sizes, size up. A western boot needs to slide on over the instep.
- Snip-toe and pointed styles feel longer than the square toes at the same size. The length is the same; the toe box just runs out sooner.
- Tall shafts are cut for a standard calf. If you have a fuller calf, the ankle boots and shorties are the easier fit.
Caring for them
Most Circle G boots use distressed and embroidered leathers. Brush the dust off, condition sparingly, and keep them out of direct heat — a radiator will crack an embroidered vamp faster than anything you do wearing them.
Need help finding the right fit? Reach out — we’ve been fitting folks since 1973.