Western Wear - The Very Essence of Rugged Outdoor Style

On drier days switch out the canvas jacket for a thick and sturdy overshirt. Overshirts are a great addition to a cowboy wardrobe as they offer both practicality and style. They are designed to be worn over a shirt and can provide extra warmth and protection from the elements. Our YUKON shirt, with its heavy-weight fabric and buffalo-horn buttons, is the perfect example of an overshirt that combines both function and fashion. The unique check pattern and bold colour give it a distinct, rugged look that complements the ruggedness of the American outback. This shirt is an essential addition to any adventurous wardrobe.
Every man should own a solid pair of leather boots – whether you’re regularly rounding up the cattle or not. A good pair that is well looked after will last for many years. They're also a good way to level up your casual style and are both dependable and timeless.

Next, we have a denim shirt. A classic piece of clothing for cowboys, and for good reason. The sturdy and durable nature of denim makes it ideal for working on a ranch, and the classic design of a denim shirt has been a staple of western wear for generations. Originally worn as a cheap and breathable shirt, it became a staple and over time became synonymous with the job.
And finally, the cowboy hat. In the Old West, a hat protected them from the sun during the day and warmed them at night when desert temperatures dropped. A felt hat could even hold water for their thirsty horse, or adequately fan a campfire flame. In the modern world, it’s a style statement and those brave enough to wear it are always admired. Just remember the basic cowboy hat rule: Remove your hat when entering a building, speaking to an elder or meeting a lady for the first time.