J.B. Hill Boot Company El Paso Tx 79905 335 N. Clark Drive

(915) 599 1551 Fax # (915) 599 1661 customerservice@jbhilltexas.com

Thank you for your interest in J.B. Hill Boots

Attached are all the documents you will be required to

If you prefer to call our customer service department at 915 - 599 -1551 to discuss leathers or design questions

and place your order over the phone we would be delighted to assist you.

To properly size you we will require you to Measure your feet Outline your feet Complete observation form ( on fitter boots)

We have staff at our factory that can providecustom fittings. If you cannot visit us at our storeor at one of our shows, we have a very successful

fitting program through the mail.

Return the outlines ( thru mail ) along with Fitter Boots

Fitter Boots are an actual pair of Cowboy Boots that we have sent to you to try onthat should be close to your actual size. Please try your "fitter" boots on a carpeted surface

for at least 15 minutes so you will have the opportunity to see if there are any specificareas on the boots that might be bothersome.

complete in order for us to establish your custom size

Order Form

Name

CC#

Exp Date

CSC (3 digit Card Security Code on Back)

Visa, Mastercard & American Express Accepted

Balance due at delivery ( Minimum of 50 % deposit required to start order) Specify amount to charge - ____________

We reserve the right to refuse any orders.

Name

Address

City State Zip

Telephone Email

Leather for To

Leather for Foot Color of Foot

Boot Height

Toe Stitch O Yes O No

Have we made boots for you before? O Yes O No

(Standard men's height 13 inches -womens 11)

Toe Style- Heel Style-

previous stock # ( inside boot)

Leather for Top

Leather for Foot Color of Foot

Boot Height

Toe Stitch O Yes O NoToe Style- Heel Style-

Pulls Style- # 1 or # 4 Initials on your pulls ($90.00) - Block or Script Initials - ____ ____ ____ Color -

Color of Tops

Special instructions - ( if you have inlay's or collars, special request for soles- please specify colors if required )

J.B. Hill Boot El Paso Tx 79905 335 N. Clark Drive

(915) 599 1551 Fax # (915) 599 1661 customerservice@jbhilltexas.com

We can make custom designs, logos, etc. Please call factory for price quotes.

If you prefer to give us a call we would be delighted to take your order over the phone.

If yes please provide

Top Stitch Pattern -

Boot Style Name or Number-

Thread Colors-

Measuring Instructions Part I

Boot Size Width

(Size usually worn)

Heel

Heel

Bone

Bone

He

igh

t

13 height -

11 height -

Long Heel

High Instep

Low Instep

Ball Straight

Ball Angle

Current Height ?

Current Weight?

Current Age?

Straight Ball

Angle Ball

Low instep

High Instep

Straight Ball

Angle Ball

High Instep

Low Instep

Long Heel

High Instep

Low Instep

Ball Straight

Ball Angle

RIGHT FOOTLEFT FOOT

Use Tailors tape. Please check for accuracy as they can shrink or stretch.While sitting in chair, wearing socks you normally wear with cowboy boots.

Best if someone helps you by placing tape completely around foot ( that is dangling)

measure completly around leg while standing.

as shown in illustration, do not draw tape tight, just barely snug.

Do you have any medical or injury issues that we should be made aware of?______________________

Ankle height -

Are your ARCHES - Low or Flat?- ________

Medium - ______

High - ______

Customer Name - _________________________________

LEFT RIGHT

_______ _______

_______ _______

________ _______

CALF MEASUREMENT

Measure completly around leg while standing.

Measuring

Instructions

Part II

Trace right foot here.

Use the other side

of this page to draw

your left foot.

Foot Tracing

1. Put on socks that you regularly wear

with cowboy boots.

2 . Use only a #2 pencil so we know the

diameter, and its radius offset.

3.

4. Hold pencil straight up,

perpendicular to the floor so the

pencil offset is uniform.

90°

Do you have any common

problems you find with footwear?

Entry issues, pinching, rubbing?

Place one foot on the paperEvenly distribute weight on both feet.While looking straight ahead havesomeone else outline your feet.

While Standing.

5. Draw one line only ( USING PENCIL) around each foot.

NAME -

Orders can be faxed or emailed.915 599 1661 FAX

OUTLINES MUST BE MAILED

335 N. Clark DriveEl Paso Texas 79905

* Please Note....If your foot does not fit on this paper

First try placing foot at a diagonal on the paperIf not, please get a longer piece of paper..

FITTER # TOE - HEEL - SIZE – Name –

1.) BOOT ENTRANCEYou should not just fall into the boot. There should be a certain amount resistance and then you shouldpop thru the throat (some pulling and tugging is necessary) This will insure a good fit in years to come.Is fitter easy on and off OR hard on and off? LEFT - _______________- RIGHT-____________________Do you have good resistance? LEFT - _____________________ RIGHT- __________________________

2.) LENGTHThe most important fit parameter is the length from the heel to the ball of the foot. The ball of your foot should fit at the widest point of the boot. This will insure an increasing comfort level as the boot is broken in - (Please make sure your heel is all the way back into the heel pocket).

Is the widest part of your foot sitting in the widest part of the boot? LEFT- __________ RIGHT-__________

FITTER BOOT OBSERVATION FORM

3.) INSTEP

This is top of the foot; some people confuse their instep with their arch (underside of foot). This fit should be snug but not too tight. The instep fit is what holds your foot into the boot heel pocket. If it is sloppy, the boot will not be comfortable to wear for long periods of time as the foot will slide forward in the boot and jam the toes. If it is too tight it will cause fatigue of the foot, at best, and may be painful.

Is the instep ? LEFT / Tight - ____ Good- ____Loose - ____ RIGHT / Tight-____ Good-____ Loose-_____

4.) BALL-

This is the widest part of your foot (normally the big toe joint across foot to small toe joint) There should be plenty of room here and the fit should not put any pressure on the toes or across the ball- Is the ball? LEFT - Tight - ______ Good -______ Loose -_____ Inside or Outside ?________________

6.) TOE ROOM

The toe box should be roomy. Your toes should not be pinched together and you should have toe movement.You should not feel any pressure in this area. -

5.) HEEL SLIP

The heel of the boot should fit snugly, but a certain amount of up & down slippage (typically not more than 1/4 inch), as you walk in a new boot, is to be desired. As theboot is broken in, there will be a slight cupping in the heel area that will hood the heel firmly in place. You should not feel that your heel is unduly unduly constricted or slops around in the heel area. Side to side movement is not desireable, but up anddown is expected. Describe if heel pocket feels correct -

PLEASE RETURN FITTER BOOTS & FITTING DOCUMENTS TO335 N. Clark Drive El Paso Texas 79905

PLEASE MAKE SURE TO TRY ON BOOTS ON CARPETED SURFACE

Can you pinch excess leather over instep- LEFT - ______________ RIGHT - ______________If you can pinch- how much leather / LEFT - ___________________ RIGHT - _____________________

RIGHT - Tight - ______ Good -______ Loose -_____ Inside or Outside ?________________

Do you feel any toe pressure or pinching - LEFT / inside - _____________ or outside-_______________RIGHT / inside - _____________ or outside-_______________

LEFT - __________________________________ RIGHT - ___________________________________

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