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🛑 Buying Lucchese Cowboy Cowgirl Western Boots? Read this!

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*EDUCATIONAL POSTING—Do NOT PURCHASE* Friends, it’s truly unfathomable—& honestly quite disheartening—the level of outright deceit—along with misrepresentation out of ignorance—that’s occurring today, more than ever, in the resale boot industry. We’ve tried to not just sit idly by, & have created prior educational postings but, unfortunately, it’s just continuing to worsen. So we thought it time to revisit the matter—this time focusing on one of the current worst offenders: Lucchese sellers. It’s no exaggeration that at least 50%—as a conservative estimate—of the boot listings we see—on any given platform—has some significant error—either intentionally misleading or erroneously mislabeled & misrepresented in some way. Examples include: wrong gender category, incorrect size, width errors or omissions, condition/defect/damage misrepresentation &/or omissions, mislabeled brands, copies of boots, pricing errors, mismatched boots—either sizing or a new one we’re seeing: completely two different model number boots being sold as a matching set…& the list goes on! We’ve included some of these erroneous listings & issues in the images above—which should clearly speak for themselves—in our further efforts to educate the consumer. We again urge you to do your due diligence when purchasing so trusted boot sellers can be here to serve you, & most importantly, your hard earned money ain’t blowin in the wind! As James Bond says, “I know the rules, & number one is: there’s ‘no deals’.”
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105 Comments
sparklechild
sparklechild Thank you for this
Jun 15Reply
botablu
botablu @sparklechild You’re very welcome.
Jun 15Reply
spederse
spederse @botablu this is such great info!!! Thank you for this!!
Jun 22Reply
botablu
botablu @spederse You’re very welcome. Glad it’s helpful.
Jun 22Reply
angel032801
angel032801 👍👍👍
Jun 26Reply
jennfercast
jennfercast Awesome info thanks for your time
Jun 26Reply
botablu
botablu @jennfercast Great to hear. Thank you!
Jun 26Reply
sweetfancyfinds
sweetfancyfinds This blows my mind! 🤯 It is very sickening. It’s not just with boots too! I see it on purses, perfume, jewelry…. I admire your wisdom and can appreciate your listing. Thank you!! 👏🏻💝
Jul 02Reply
botablu
botablu @scshop247 You’re welcome. Appreciate your interest and comments. It’s mind blowing, for sure. Yes, it’s happening in other categories and other brands, as well. And as long as consumers continue to support these sellers, the problems will, unfortunately, continue to grow exponentially.
Jul 02Reply
mizjewelz
mizjewelz Thank you.
Jul 12Reply
botablu
botablu @mizjewelz You’re welcome.
Jul 12Reply
loved808
loved808 Thank you for the info!! Can you just google the model number? Thanks
Jul 14Reply
botablu
botablu @loved808 You’re welcome. Some you can find that way. But particularly with Lucchese’s it’s not always that easy—especially if it’s an older, discontinued and/or vintage model.
Jul 14Reply
jmont91670
jmont91670 Lol yes you nailed it. I message people and correct them all the time. I think there’s a lot of people selling thrift store finds. They don’t know anything about the boots. Numerous times they’re selling mens boots as womens. What adult can’t tell the size difference in a mens or womens shoe!
Jul 22Reply
botablu
botablu @jmont91670 Thank you. 🙏🏻 Yes, all kinds of folks out there trying to make a quick buck and yes, the plethora of errors is frankly, quite horrifying.
Jul 22Reply
pennylanela
pennylanela Very helpful!
Aug 09Reply
botablu
botablu @pennylanela Great to hear. Thanks.
Aug 09Reply
mjay81
mjay81 @botablu Thank you for sharing!
Aug 16Reply
botablu
botablu @mjay81 You’re very welcome. 🙂
Aug 16Reply
mariamiles521
mariamiles521 Thank You for educating people
Aug 25Reply
botablu
botablu @mariamiles521 You’re welcome. Appreciate you.🙏🏻 We do what we can. Unfortunately, continues to worsen with all brands of boots in the reselling business. Hope these educational postings at least make a dent.
Aug 25Reply
alliepoirier
alliepoirier thank you, this info is great
Sep 05Reply
botablu
botablu @alliepoirier Thank you! You’re very welcome.
Sep 05Reply
alyfair2002
alyfair2002 Bravo YOU for speaking the
Sep 21Reply
alyfair2002
alyfair2002 TRUTH....
Sep 21Reply
botablu
botablu @alyfair2002 👍🏻🙏🏻
Sep 21Reply
alohazoe
alohazoe Appreciate you sharing this!!
Oct 24Reply
botablu
botablu @alohazoe Absolutely. 🙂 Thank you!
Oct 24Reply
lilkyranch2
lilkyranch2 Couldn't have said it better !!!!! Thank you. :)
Nov 18Reply
botablu
botablu @lilkyranch2 You’re very welcome! Thank you!🙏🏻
Nov 18Reply
piedmontlass
piedmontlass This is great!
Nov 29Reply
botablu
botablu @piedmontlass Thanks! 🤠
Nov 29Reply
charlotteretro
charlotteretro happens with every brand, not just Lucchese
Jan 20Reply
sarahskarka
sarahskarka 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Thank you SO much for this! It’s all so frustrating as a buyer!
Jan 23Reply
botablu
botablu @sarahskarka You’re very welcome. I hear you! It’s frustrating for both buyers and reputable sellers, for sure! That’s why we do this.
Jan 23Reply
klinketteshops
klinketteshops Thank you! Have you seen any counterfeit boots posted? I always worry about that. Any pointers on that?
Feb 21Reply
botablu
botablu @klinketteshops If you’re referring to straight replicas, yes, we see those on a fairly regular basis. They especially love to copy brands such as Tin Haul, Corral, and have even seen some Old Gringo replicas. The good news is that they haven’t gotten very good (yet) at replicating anything close on the quality end, so they’re fairly easy to spot.
Feb 21Reply
bubnzo
bubnzo Great information! Thank you.
Mar 05Reply
botablu
botablu @bubnzo You’re welcome!
Mar 05Reply
birdieandmane
birdieandmane Extremely helpful! Thank you!
Mar 06Reply
bworryjr
bworryjr it's awesome take the time to try and educate people.and to stop people from basically outright stealing from others by purposely misleading them on what they are selling.so for us out here who believe in honesty,and do unto others,we thank you.may God bless you in every path of your life.😉
Mar 08Reply
bworryjr
bworryjr I have a question, maybe you can help me,I have a beautiful pair of lucchese boots,I know what we paid for them about 2 years ago at the lucchese outlet in oklahoma.but not sure of what the resale value would be.they do have stingray leather and are in very good shape,what would you need to beable to give a fair estimate on the worth of them now? if you are willing to do that.thank you.
Mar 08Reply
botablu
botablu @country_n_chic Glad to hear it. You’re welcome.
Mar 08Reply
botablu
botablu @bworryjr Appreciate your appreciation. 🙏🏻 Please message us in a bundle message—or other, more individual communication—to discuss your boots further. Thanks.
Mar 08Reply
tccmo
tccmo I've had a lot of problems with lucchese sellers on Poshmark, mostly inactivity and no shipping. Poshmark is to blame.
Apr 28Reply
botablu
botablu @tccmo Agreed that it’s extremely problematic that Poshmark refuses to remove inactive accounts/sellers/listings. One small improvement is that right below this comment section they have a “last active” section. So you can see when the seller has last been active. Many say things such as “Aug 2020” & customers are still making offers and purchasing on those accounts. The only way this will change is constant pressure from folks such as yourself.
Apr 29Reply
dinademonte
dinademonte Super informative as I have been looking for a pair of Lucchese boots and had no idea about this. I have seen it with designer shoes, so it makes sense with boots as well. I will be even more cautious and continue to probe for more photos of boots. Thanks again for taking the time to post this, I’m glad ithr post is allowed on here.
May 05Reply
botablu
botablu @dinademonte Wonderful. I’m glad it was helpful.
May 05Reply
lasassychica
lasassychica Hey there thanks for this post I may reach out to you for assistance if you would be open to it. I’ve got a couple pair boots I’m doing my research on and have some questions prior to listing.they are not Luchess but maybe you can point me in the right direction perhaps. Thanks for this posting it’s very informative.
May 13Reply
botablu
botablu @lasassychica You’re very welcome. Please reach out to us in a bundle message regarding your questions.
May 13Reply
mnuge74
mnuge74 Thank you for the info! I feel like a lucky one. One of my best posh purchases was a pair of Lucchese boots for $50. They fit me so well and are so comfortable that they are my favorite boots.
Jul 27Reply
botablu
botablu @mnuge74 Great. Yes, sometimes we encounter fortunate experiences in life. More typically, folks tell us how they've spent significant amounts on numerous purchases that turned out to be less fortunate, until they may hit that jackpot. Personally, I'm not a gambler, and my recommendation is to always stick with trusted boot sellers who will ensure a successful boot buying experience, the first time.
Jul 27Reply
piedmontlass
piedmontlass Thanks. A lot of the time I see a seller just being lazy with lack of info, but there is so much cheating and deception going on….it’s disheartening to say the least. This is good info!
Aug 01Reply
botablu
botablu @piedmontlass Great. I'm glad the information was helpful. In this space, most mistakes arise from ignorance or, yes, in some cases, laziness. Regardless of whether they are intentionally or unintentionally misleading, the outcome remains the same: customers like you and reputable businesses like ours, end up paying the price.
Aug 01Reply
piedmontlass
piedmontlass @botablu one thing I noticed is too many sellers with “vintage” or even newer boots that they haven’t bothered to even clean up. It doesn’t matter if it’s a good deal, if the leather is or will be cracking and splitting.
Aug 01Reply
rbadowski
rbadowski Thank you for this!!
Aug 06Reply
botablu
botablu @rbadowski You’re very welcome.
Aug 07Reply
thtgrl_lori
thtgrl_lori It's super frustrating and another frustrating thing about it is Poshmark never clears out the old sellers that left this site years ago. If someone doesn't at least sign in once a year, they should be removed!! That would be super helpful too! Thank you for the information!! ♥️
Aug 20Reply
botablu
botablu @thtgrl_lori Yes, agreed. We’ve been requesting they do so for many years, to no avail.
Aug 21Reply
lilmcgil
lilmcgil Thank you!
Sep 04Reply
botablu
botablu @lilmcgil You’re welcome. 🫶
Sep 04Reply
caseylynn_11
caseylynn_11 Thank you! Is there a way to authenticate the rain boots? Since they do not have the same identifiers as the western boots.
Sep 11Reply
botablu
botablu @caseylynn_11 You’re welcome. Not sure which model(s) you’re referring to but most, if not all, do have some identifiers.
Sep 11Reply
caseylynn_11
caseylynn_11 @botablu the all-weather ladies garden boots.
Sep 11Reply
botablu
botablu @caseylynn_11 Yes, they have various stamps inside the boots as well as some markings on the soles.
Sep 11Reply
montanamodern
montanamodern Thank you so much for this!
Oct 05Reply
botablu
botablu @boulderbohochic You’re very welcome.
Oct 05Reply
fisher828
fisher828 I used to sell classics and I know what to look for such as hand lasting with pegs and not nails. I too noticed what you were talking about in this post and fully agree with you.
Oct 23Reply
botablu
botablu @fisher828 Niice. Thanks! 🫶
Oct 23Reply
georgie2000
georgie2000 Thank you!
Oct 27Reply
thetexasmc
thetexasmc Thank you for posting! Let me know if you sell any size 7 authentic lucchese boots for women
Nov 27Reply
botablu
botablu @thetexasmc Hi. Thank you. Yes, did you visit us @botablu?
Nov 27Reply
thetexasmc
thetexasmc @botablu oh thanks I did the search wrong I think the first time
Nov 27Reply
deb522
deb522 Thank you for this ! I HATE that we even have to think about the losers doing this in pretty much every category !!! I REALLY hope there is such a thing as Karma 😉
Dec 31Reply
botablu
botablu @deb522 Ditto! You’re very welcome.
Jan 01Reply
henson4873
henson4873 since posh takes like 20% of everything people sell why are they not doing more due diligence and deleting the ads that are misrepresented?!
Jan 24Reply
botablu
botablu @henson4873 Great question! We’ve been begging them to do so for 6-years. Their ‘report’ option is frankly, a joke. The only ones they seem to do anything about are “Replica” reports. However, they just dump the work back on sellers—who may or may not have any expertise in the brands or specific products that are reported—to determine if they’re real or fake. It’s a horrifying process.
Jan 25Reply
henson4873
henson4873 @botablu I agree I would be ashamed to admit how much I have spent on here. then when you receive the item you have a 50/50 shot of it actually being in the condition that the pictures show. thank you for putting this out there. I love my cowgirl boots but I am scared to purchase on here.
Jan 25Reply
yellowpetalshop
yellowpetalshop I am a Posh Seller and also purchase from Posh. I love Lucchese as they are quite the most comfortable boots I own. I have had quite a few pairs and luckily know a bit about them. I too am sick of the faux ads and incorrect listings and also those that have no idea what the width means B or C as they don’t think to post that. I’ve also noticed sellers who haven’t been active for 4 yrs why are they still showing up? Again thank you for taking the time to educate it is appreciated 😊
Jan 27Reply
botablu
botablu @yellowpetalshop Your so welcome. Yes, they’re great boots! And yes, lots of uneducated sellers plus those who are intentionally deceiving people. Greed. It’s ugly. Posh simply refuses to deactivate accounts and listings that are old. Frankly, at this point, maybe with all the sellers who have left this platform, if they actually did that, not much may be left! 😂 Funny, but oh so not!
Jan 27Reply
lenajo12
lenajo12 Quality boots are expensive! With good reason! Quality material is not cheap, but well worth the cost as it lasts longer and is more comfortable (once your boots broken in, they're very comfortable). Quality workmanship is a fine-tuned skill, and beautiful design is art. These talents deserve appreciation! Anyone whose worn high-end boots can attest to the difference these things make! I have MAD LOVE for beautiful western boots ❣️
Jan 28Reply
brosiamarie80
brosiamarie80 Thank you!!
Feb 18Reply
mariaaggie
mariaaggie Brilliant post and thank you for reminding the community that fakes hurt EVERYONE. A fake can be resold over and over and traceability gets blurred so questionable origin/authenticity feels less dishonest or in the case of being duped, the feeling that you are just passing along as received.
Feb 29Reply
mariaaggie
mariaaggie The brand is extremely particular about stitching and quality of leathers they use. You will never see thin or low quality pets even on the more budget friendly lines. They are all exceptional leathers and construction only differing in the stitching detail and pattern (not the quality) and the type of leather (exotics like alligator and ostrich are always immaculate and even to a novice could be picked out as easily as a Hermes riding boot or Manolo alligator pump
Feb 29Reply
amandagodkin
amandagodkin @botablu yes & I had my closet removed bc I couldn't send stuff after my house was destroyed by Ida & we had no power/water/internet/cell for 45 days & came online to find no closet listings but I can buy from a seller who hasn't been active since 2017 bc closet is up & running
Mar 28Reply
amandagodkin
amandagodkin and purchase no less than 5 pair of fake boots that were deemed authenticated because some random Poshmark seller/buyer took just one look at a photo that doesn't even resemble what I received. Posh offered no remedy & I got stuck with fakes
Mar 28Reply
shardenix
shardenix Thank you for this 🙏🏾
Apr 20Reply
lkurth1
lkurth1 Thank you for your, unselfishness, honesty, dedication, time and consideration to help people get some education on some key points on what needs to be looked for in a legitimate purchase. This is a great positive way to try to cut down on these ruthless, pure lack of morals scammers. It's a shame that things have gotten to this point in the world. I am very appreciative of your willingness to help. Thank you, Lori
May 02Reply
botablu
botablu @lkurth1 Thank you so much Lori! Appreciate you. 🙏🏻
May 02Reply
msjennye
msjennye Thank you so much! I’m so tired of making 3 separate offers to 3 different Poshers and nothing. None of my questions are answered none of my offers are answered. Can Posh cut all of the dead weight? Do Poshers even get notifications when someone asks a question? Oh yes! Don’t get me started on the Lucchese boots they are so far off the mark. Every thing you said is happening is happening.
May 12Reply
artmoser
artmoser Thank you for this “caveat emptor” listing. I do feel safer buying from the Poshmark site than from others. But still… there are so many levels of Lucchese boots that people SHOULD take the time to research, but … one burn every minute …
Jun 16Reply
carmenleah
carmenleah Thanks! I have a pair of Lucchese mustard suede boots I need to part with and due to the original cost, I’m trying to get all info I can before I list. They were purchased in Lauren at the Lucchese store in Ft Worth and are beautiful but I’ve worn them once in 2 yrs. I appreciate the listing you made!!
Sep 12Reply
bjesiono
bjesiono Can you share more about what features to look for in the higher end Luchesse’s? What are the more premium lines they have? Thank you!
Oct 11Reply
strollersnob
strollersnob Thank you! Just learned about the brand and now I’m a little more knowledgeable from your post. Thank you!!!
Oct 15Reply
botablu
botablu @strollersnob You’re very welcome.
Oct 16Reply
botablu
botablu @bjesiono It really depends on when they were made. Their boots and the various lower, mid, high-end have changed over the years with some having clear names, such as “Classics” and others made in different periods, having to look for certain color tags, etc. The model letters/numbers are important as well. So unfortunately there’s not a simple general answer to your question.
Oct 16Reply
melaniechris141
melaniechris141 Thank you!
Oct 27Reply
missjillain
missjillain Thanks !!! I noticed a bit of what you're explaining !!! I think some of it is people who aren't really boot lovers just trying to make a buck!
Nov 30Reply

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