The 'bootuflas', comfortable slippers mimicking cowboy boots, have gained popularity on social media since their launch in the United States. Now, through a local partnership, they are available for purchase in Mexico via a distributor in San Luis Potosí.
The 'bootuflas', known as 'Las Botas de Casita', blend cowboy style with the comfort of slippers for home or party use. This product emerged in November 2024 in Livermore, California, created by a young entrepreneur named Jaime, passionate about charrería. While using his boot jack, Jaime envisioned an indoor version capturing the cowboy spirit. With help from his cousin, also named Jaime, they developed the first model, 'El Águila'.
The official page describes the product as an embodiment of cowboy essence with exceptional craftsmanship and elegant comfort. Their mission is to bring ranch warmth to the home. Starting with a single brown color featuring black and yellow stitching, they now offer six models reaching mid-calf:
- El Águila: Brown with black and yellow (small sizes available).
- Mariposa: Pink with white and black (small sizes).
- Cuernos: Black with white and buffalo embroidery.
- Estrella: Royal blue with white and black.
- Sol: Aqua green with black and white.
- Corazón: Red with white and black.
Each model costs $54.95, equivalent to about 1,000 Mexican pesos based on the exchange rate of December 9, 2025. While there are no direct shipments from the US to Mexico, a partnership with Bella Pradera store in downtown San Luis Potosí enables exclusive distribution. The store ships nationwide and can be contacted via Instagram or WhatsApp for quotes and details.
Virality on platforms like TikTok has driven its expansion, appealing to those seeking to fuse western fashion with daily practicality.