Below is a comparison of the Tecovas Earl vs Tecovas Cole boots. I have included photos of both of the boots that I own so you can see the difference. The Tecovas Earl is a roper boot that originally was created for non-exotic leathers such as cowhide and goat. The Tecovas Cole was another men’s roper boot that Tecovas offered, but it was made with a belly-cut caiman foot. Tecovas has since discontinued the Cole boot and just combined it with the Earl (which is now offered in caiman versions). The overall appearance of the Tecovas Earl vs Cole boot was basically the same except for the type of leather used. Both are roper boots.
Tecovas Earl Boots Explained
Below is the Tecovas ‘The Earl’ Boots in Sand Goat Leather. This Sand Goat version is a discontinued version of the Earl that is no longer produced. These boots have a goat leather upper with leather outsoles and rubber heel caps. Round toe design with a roper heel. These boots are in excellent condition with hardly any use. Tecovas style 1002.
Tecovas Cole Boots Explained
Type: These are men’s Tecovas Caiman ‘The Cole’ Cowboy Boots in colorway “Grain”. This Grain colorway, which features the navy blue shaft, is no longer produced by Tecovas. Leather: Belly caiman vamp with cowhide shaft. Tecovas style 1005. Caiman leather in good condition.
