Stingray boots have become all the rage, and for those interested in purchasing the best stingray boots, it's very important to understand the main differences. Stingray skin is a classic in the world of exotic skins. It stands out and is the favorite of many for its texture, durability, and intense color. It is well-known for its characteristic white markings, whether oval (Single Pearl) or elongated (Full Pearl). Due to its properties, qualities, and exclusivity, we're sure you own (or have dreamed of owning) one or more products made from this leather. These men's cowboy boots are among the most sought-after by connoisseurs, and for good reason.
We will start by saying that there are 2 main types of Men's Stingray Boots:
1) Full Pearl Stingray Boots (also known as Queen or Female). In English they are called Rowstone Stingray.
Full pearl stingray boots are distinguished by their striking linear, shimmering pearl pattern that runs along the front or toe of the boot as well as the sides.
2) Single Pearl Stingray Boots (also known as Macho). In English, they are called Single Stone Stingray.
The skin of the stingray is characterized by being rough to the touch and, in its natural state, is typically black or brown. This is why the vast majority of stingray cowboy boots are black or burgundy. However, there are also variations in red, blue, butterscotch, and many more colors.
A very important aspect for anyone considering purchasing stingray boots is their care and maintenance. While stingray boots are among the most attractive, they also require special care and maintenance.
KEEP YOUR STINGRAY BOOTS DUST-FREE
Keep in mind that due to the type of leather and its rough texture, this exotic skin is prone to dust accumulation. If it's black, it's also more noticeable. It's recommended that you store your Manta Ray boots in a bag and, before doing so, dust them using a soft brush. Dust them using the brush from top to bottom. Before storing them, make sure all traces of dust have been removed and that they are perfectly clean. Gently brush them throughout. It's recommended to use a soft toothbrush to remove dust from even the most hidden areas, especially where the seams meet.
CLEANING YOUR STINGRAY BOOTS
Use a soft, slightly damp cloth to clean the entire boot skin of any stains. Your cloth should never be too wet to avoid soaking the stingray skin. Original stingray skin absorbs moisture, and if your cloth is too wet, you could damage your stingray boots. Do this very carefully. Remove any stains from the stingray skin step by step. Never use cleaning products containing abrasives, as this could damage the stingray boots. It is very important to only use a damp cloth. In some cases, you could use pumpkin soap foam to remove tougher stains. But never wet it, just slightly damp.