If you are like me you live and breathe fashion. You are constantly inspired with so many new designs racing through your mind, so many you can’t seem to get them all down quick enough at the pace they arrive. You constantly dream of the day your fashions will be on the fashion runway with the lights beaming brightly overhead, the cameras flashing everywhere and the audience being completely mesmerized by your incredible designs. You can’t stop thinking of the day you will open a magazine or watch the Oscars and see a famous celebrity in one of your breathtaking designs. Your book shelf is stocked with fashion books and magazines, and you absolutely can’t resist visiting textile stores to view all the latest Continue reading
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If you live out west, you know that the weather can be unpredictable. You also know that a drop of rain or a flake of snow can’t keep work from getting done. Living a western lifestyle means no excuses; hearty men and women work hard through rain, snow, sleet and hail in order to maintain the needs of the ranch or farm. That’s why hard working men and women need western outerwear that keeps up with a busy schedule and holds up to the unexpected and quickly changing weather conditions.
There are few other examples in American culture where a way of dressing is so linked to an identity and way of life. American Cowboy culture is identifiable around the world and has expanded to mean so much more than a simple cattle herder. At one time western wear was a way of life; the cowboy hat, jeans, pointy boots and uniquely western shirts for men meant that a he earned his pay by working on a farm or ranch feeding livestock, branding cattle, mending fences, clearing brush and moving livestock to a greener pasture. A hardworking cowboy knew how to read the weather, sling a gun, light a fire, bandage an injury and survive out on the open range with a buck knife, a little luck and not much else.