FRYE BOOT MODELING & REFERENCE THREAD! POST YOUR PICTURES! *Please Read First Post*

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Has anyone tried the newer OTK style? I've been vacillating between Stuart Weitzman OTK styles and was having trouble convincing myself they fit -- because they don't. But I really wanted a quality pair of OTK boots. Last weekend I was in Chicago and visited the Frye store (love that place, btw). I ended up with a pair of dark brown OTK Mina Stretch boots. They are amazing! The quality is amazing, the fit is so much better than SW OTK, and they were $200 cheaper. Win win. I'll post mod photos after I get them in the mail.
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Hoping someone can help me with my potential Frye Cowboy Boot listing! I'm looking to sell these boots and originally had found the exact same ones on etsy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/88712304/size-8-b-frye-cowboy-boots-womens?ref=market
The listing says they're from the 70's, but the stamp inside my boot has 6/87 on it. Is that the date they were made or something else? I want to make sure I have the correct era in my listing!
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I have two of them, the tall and short veronica slouch.
Tha tall is 7+ yrs old and has been through severe northeast winters. I got them on Sundance for 90$. It is supposed to be brown but looks taupe.
The 2nd is the short in Grey I think, which I got for a great deal at 40$.
Both look similar in color though.
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Now that I have moved out from places which have severe winters, the short will be more versatile.
 
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Reviving an old post! I hope someone is able to help as to I got my 1st pair of Frye's at a thrift store and am in love. I have been trying to find out what style they are and am having no luck. In fact I'm having no luck with identifying what the stamps even mean in general. I am attaching the stamp inside the boot and the boot itself and any help is appreciated :D23627236_10213796618164180_1112026895_o.jpg
 

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Alyssa79 said:
Reviving an old post! I hope someone is able to help as to I got my 1st pair of Frye's at a thrift store and am in love. I have been trying to find out what style they are and am having no luck. In fact I'm having no luck with identifying what the stamps even mean in general. I am attaching the stamp inside the boot and the boot itself and any help is appreciated :biggrin:View attachment 3879689
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Hi Alyssa79!:flowers:
First welcome to The Purse Forum!
And I do hope I can help you a bit with this...:smile:
The Frye model # is 77745 which is now the Shirley Rinding Boot...
That being said this is a earlier version of that Boot from I believe the 90's or early 2000's
ans was called the Shirley Swirly Moto if I remember correctly.
These were made in Mexico and that being said do run usually True To Size or a bit larger
as compared the Frye Boots made in China.
The Leather Quality is usually much Better in the Boots made in Mexico and will last you a lifetime!
So do realize once you buy Frye Boots you will end up with several pairs as them seem to be very addictive..
In fact I think as I type this since the last time I ever posted here I was close to 60 pairs of them...
Today I have lost count....:biggrin::biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:
Matt:drinks:



 
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yyz said:
Hi Alyssa79!:flowers:
First welcome to The Purse Forum!
And I do hope I can help you a bit with this...:smile:
The Frye model # is 77745 which is now the Shirley Rinding Boot...
That being said this is a earlier version of that Boot from I believe the 90's or early 2000's
ans was called the Shirley Swirly Moto if I remember correctly.
These were made in Mexico and that being said do run usually True To Size or a bit larger
as compared the Frye Boots made in China.
The Leather Quality is usually much Better in the Boots made in Mexico and will last you a lifetime!
So do realize once you buy Frye Boots you will end up with several pairs as them seem to be very addictive..
In fact I think as I type this since the last time I ever posted here I was close to 60 pairs of them...
Today I have lost count....:biggrin::biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:
Matt:drinks:
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Matt I could just hug you!!!! Thank you sooo much! After the pair I found I already starting looking into the short Veronica Slouch and the Jenna Engineer. It's funny because I just found a pair of the Jenna Engineer in a consignment store marked $75 and thought it was a little steep since they looked quite worn but they were stamped made in Mexico so knowing what I know now, I may go back to get them. And if it wasn't for looking through pages and pages of this thread, I wouldn't have seen your beautiful collection. You may have even got me interested in the Campus boots and in the reddish color...something I never would have looked at) ;). I bow to you and cannot thank you enough! Oh and please post some pics...it's like boot porn :D
 
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Alyssa79 said:
Matt I could just hug you!!!! Thank you sooo much! After the pair I found I already starting looking into the short Veronica Slouch and the Jenna Engineer. It's funny because I just found a pair of the Jenna Engineer in a consignment store marked $75 and thought it was a little steep since they looked quite worn but they were stamped made in Mexico so knowing what I know now, I may go back to get them. And if it wasn't for looking through pages and pages of this thread, I wouldn't have seen your beautiful collection. You may have even got me interested in the Campus boots and in the reddish color...something I never would have looked at) ;). I bow to you and cannot thank you enough! Oh and please post some pics...it's like boot porn :biggrin:
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Hi Alyssa!:wave:
Thank You for the Hug!:blush:
I would seriously check EBay for Frye Boots and Actually The Frye Website has some Great 50% & 60% sales right now!!!
Once you get a few pairs you will find out that Frye makes some of the Best Boots out there...
And you start comparing so many other Designers to them and asking yourself why do these others charge so much for there boots and shoes and yet their QUALITY & COMFORT is so much less!!
Just my Personal Opinion....:graucho:
I can't wait to see some posts of you Rockin your New Frye's Soon!
And Don't Limit Yourself To One Style Or Color!!!
As you can see I love to wear every Style of Them and Yes I wear them All the time after all it is Boot season!!:love:
Yes I will Post Some more Pictures Good Grief I got to have Another 30+ Pairs to post these days!
Oh my latest ones are these here....

https://www.thefryecompany.com/womens/boots/all-boots/clara-otk-wide-d-7537101

Very Awesome Pair Super Comfy!!
Matt:drinks:
 
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Hi. Haven’t been on here in awhile.

Has anyone here ever purchased Frye’s from cheepfryebootsonline dot com? I just found that site, but reluctant to purchase as it says it’s a Frye store and links to Frye dot com. How could they sell at 70% discount? Just wondering if anyone has purchased from them or heard anything good or bad. Thx
 
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