Photo: Navajo-African Designer Launches Four Arrows Boot Line

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    Four Arrows Boots

    The Four Arrows boots of Ahsaki Báá LaFrance-Chachere reflect her Navajo rodeo and ranch culture. (four-arrows-westernwear.com)

Photo: Navajo-African Designer Launches Four Arrows Boot Line

By: 
ICTMN Staff
3/4/16

 

Ahsaki Báá LaFrance-Chachere, 25, launched her Four Arrows boot line on February 1, and the retail website on February 14.

The Navajo and African American businesswoman targeted the brand largely at rodeo hands, like her husband and business co-founder Dennis Chachere, a Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association tie-down roper from Houston, Texas.
A women’s clothing line and official spring collection of boots for Four Arrows will be unveiled mid-April.

Read more about LaFrance-Chachere below.

RELATED: Navajo-African Designer Launches Four Arrows Boot Line With Rodeo Husband

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