Minor flaws or differences in Corral boots are not necessarily a defect but rather a hallmark of their handcrafted nature. The company states that during inspection, the boots are compared for matching colors, corrected imperfections, and overall craftsmanship.

Corral boots can have slight variations or "flaws" between boots due to their unique, artisan manufacturing process. While the company inspects each pair, inconsistencies in details like stitching, finishing, or coloring are to be expected and are not considered defects. 

Factors causing variations in artisan boots

• Natural leather imperfections: Artisans use full-grain and exotic leathers, which retain the hide's natural variations and character. These unique textures, markings, and even minor scuffs add to the boot's character rather than being a flaw.

• Unique hand-finishing: Corral boots receive hand-painted shading and finishes that give them a greater depth of character. Because this is done by hand, some variation in shading and color detail between the boots is normal.

• Human error during assembly: As with any handcrafted item, the human element means that no two boots will be identical. While craftsmanship should be high, minor differences can arise in stitching, welting, and other assembly steps.