The rodeo season pop-up will include five, exclusive 'Houston' collection styles.
Robert Underwood IVCity Boots founder Lizzy Chestnut Bentley wants to give her Houston clients the VIP treatment this rodeo season. She's opening a brick and mortar pop-up store in River Oaks District, complete with five exclusive boot styles inspired by the Bayou City customer.
Lauren Wills Grover of Wills Design Associates created a ranch house experience in the River Oaks District space. Leather couches, cacti and vintage wood will fill a living room area where more than 30 boot styles will be on display, including the limited edition Houston collection. She adds that 30-percent of City Boots' sales are from returning customers. The bulk of her clientele is Texas-based, though Bentley has shipped to 47 states.
Bentley founded the company in 2015 when she was 25 years old, living in Houston and working in oil and gas. It started as a hobby on Facebook."I couldn’t find a professional cowboy boot that was easy to style. Those two things came together, and that’s where the idea for City Boots was born," the Amarillo-native told the Chronicle in 2020.
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