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The boho rock boot. Flowy, carefree, and made to strut down the Strip like you own the night.

Delraé is a first collection of handmade cowboy boots: studs, embroidered stars, snakeskin and suede, in colors the West never wore. Designed in Los Angeles. Coming soon.
Eight styles built from the same obsessions: 1970s rock, disco nights, old Western films, and leather worth hunting for. Color is not an accent here. Color is the point.

The boho rock boot. Flowy, carefree, and made to strut down the Strip like you own the night.

Hollywood glamour meets disco fever. The pink the designer hunted for two months, and would not settle without.

Electric purple, cut for after dark. Even the vamp is detailed, so the boot shows off under denim too.

The first Delraé design, over a year in the making. Embroidered with symbols of luck to carry into every new chapter.

The only weekend blues worth having. Coastal surf energy with a Studio 54 pulse underneath.

Glam rock, sequin walls, mirrorball light. A first-collection preview style for maximum shine.
The black cherry boot. Hundreds of red swatches were rejected before this one made the cut: a deep, dark red that reads like a theater marquee after midnight. Cream Western embroidery climbs the shaft, silver studs run in rows, and star-shaped studs scatter across the vamp.
Built for hopping between clubs on the Strip in 1977, and for every dance floor since.

Dark brown leather, swirling embroidery, silver studs, and a speckled cowhide vamp. The Last Cowboy was designed in memory of old Western films watched with the designer’s grandpa, and the days that came with them.
It is the nostalgic one. The one that reminds you where you came from, in a collection that is otherwise dressed for the dance floor.
Every Delraé style starts as a collage: records, venues, films, fabrics. Four worlds run through the whole first collection.
The Whisky, the Rainbow, marquees lit at night. The collection’s home turf and its after-dark energy.
Stevie Nicks as a Patron Saint: lace, fringe, flowing silhouettes, and doing your own thing completely.
Sequins, snakeskin, mirrorball light. Boots made for dancing all night and being seen doing it.
Old Western films, horseshoes and worn leather. The dust under the glamour, kept on purpose.
No style in this collection was a quick pick. The materials were chased, compared and rejected until each one was exactly right.
Each pair is made by hand, with workshop process shared openly as the collection comes together, from unfinished uppers to finished boots.
Two months searching for the right pink snakeskin. Hundreds of red swatches for one black cherry. When the color is the design, almost-right is wrong.
Boots are worn with dresses, shorts and jeans, so the vamp gets the same attention as the shaft: embroidered stars, studded toes, stitching that shows.
Delraé is designed by Brookelynn Greco in Los Angeles, built the slow way: late nights, samples and swatches everywhere, and a first design, Lucky Dust, that took over a year of starting, stopping and starting again before it was right.
The brand is still pre-launch, and the process is the point. The collection is documented as it is made, so the first customers arrive already knowing every boot’s story.
“With love, and dust on the soles.”
The first collection is in production now. Join the list for the launch date, first access to the eight styles, and the stories behind each pair as they finish.