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Sample rows

10 of the 394 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Texas has the most listings: 135 businesses, 94 of them with an email address. California follows with 34.

164 rows (42%) carry one of 4 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Boot Barn with 92. 183 businesses have a name used only once, and 242 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 390 rated businesses is 4.5, and 27 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 276 email addresses, 131 (47%) are role addresses such as info@, 58 (21%) name a person and 87 (32%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this boot store email list?

The boot store list has 394 Google Maps listings in the Boot store category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one shop that sells boots: a western wear store, a work boot dealer, a cowboy boot specialist, a boot repair and resale shop or a store that sells boots next to hats and belts. A retailer with several stores can have several rows.

Of the 394 listings, 276 show an email address from the store's own website. Phone numbers are on 388 rows and a website is on 356. Almost every shop has a phone number, and most have a site.

All rows share the category Boot store. The file does not separate western boot stores from work boot stores, and the business name does most of that job.

How can you segment the file?

Take the boot store CSV into Excel or Google Sheets. For boot shops the columns that sort the list are state, city, email type and business name.

The name separates the styles. Western, Cowboy, Ranch, Saddle, Boot Barn, Work, Safety and Outfitters signal a western wear store, a ranch supply store, a work boot dealer or a general outfitter. A seller of cowboy boot brands should pick the first group, and a safety footwear supplier the work boot group.

Geography is unusually uneven. Texas holds a large share of the listings, and El Paso, Fort Worth, Houston and San Antonio are among the leading cities. A brand rep with a Texas territory can fill a month with this file alone.

Email type shows who answers. Among 276 addresses, 58 name a person on the store's domain, 131 are role addresses such as info@ or sales@, and 87 are free mail. Role addresses are the biggest group, and a store manager or a buyer reads them.

• Business name: Western, Cowboy and Ranch for western wear, Work and Safety for job-site footwear.
• State and city: a sales territory such as Texas or the Southwest.
• Email type: 131 role addresses for the store desk, 58 named-person addresses for managers and owners.
• Website column: check which brands the store lists.

Who buys a boot store email list?

The buyers are brands and services that sell to footwear retail. Boot makers and importers look for independent dealers to carry a line, especially western brands that sell through specialty stores and not through department stores. Work boot and safety footwear companies look for dealers that outfit tradespeople.

Other sellers target the store itself. Makers of boot care products such as polish, conditioner and waterproofing sell to shops with a service counter. Leather, sole and heel suppliers sell to the stores that do repairs. Fixture companies supply racks and shelving. Point-of-sale and inventory software vendors reach independent shops that track sizes and widths by hand. Trade show organizers and rodeo and ranch event sponsors look for stores that advertise locally.

How do you run outreach to boot stores?

A boot shop is run by an owner or a manager who buys stock at market weeks and reads mail on the sales floor. Write to the person who buys, and keep the note to a few lines. A brand rep should name the line, the price band and the minimum opening order.

Boot retail has a buying calendar. Fall and holiday stock is ordered in the first half of the year, and rodeo season changes what sells. A pitch for next season works best a few months ahead, with a reply date, and a note about this month's stock goes straight to the trash.

Use the website to see what the store carries. If a shop already lists five western brands, say how yours differs, such as a handmade line with a limited run. If it stocks only work boots, offer a product for job sites. Mention the city when the store is in a place where your brand sells.

The phone column is a useful companion for sellers with a sample case, since reps often visit stores. Send in batches, and check for bounces before you send again.

What email rules apply when you contact boot stores?

A pitch to a boot shop is a commercial email, so it needs your company's valid postal address and an opt-out link that works. If the store owner asks to be taken off, do so for all your mailings, not only the next one.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Texas dominates with 135 listings and 94 emails. California has 34 listings and 24 emails, Arizona and Tennessee 22 and 15 each, Florida 15 and 10, and North Carolina and Ohio 11 and 8. Colorado, Nevada and New York have 10 listings and 7 emails.

By city, El Paso has 20 listings, Fort Worth 16, Houston 13 and San Antonio 12. Nashville has 11, Dallas 10, Austin 7, Tucson 6, and Las Vegas and Garland 5.

A rep who covers Texas can work from El Paso east to Houston and still have Dallas, Fort Worth and Austin between. Nashville is a separate market tied to the music trade and shows up as the leading Tennessee city. For a brand selling nationwide, start with Texas, add Arizona and the Southwest, and hold Nashville for a second pass.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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