Top 5 Western Clothing Stores For Women

Western fashion has seen revival lately, driven by trendy footwear like cowboy boots and hats. But there are other more subtilly Western elements that you can integrate into your style to achieve its signature aesthetic.

The first step in your western wardrobe is easier with a classic western-style button-down shirt featuring feminine elements such as princess seams or floral patterns made from durable fabric.

Justin Boots

Justin Boots are made in the USA with a well-known reputation for quality. Offering women's, men's, and children's styles including laces up and pull on boots. Justin provides a great range of boots for children; as their bones continue to form they require support all the time; failure to do so early can result in lasting problems.

Justin Boots were established by Herman Justin (popularly known as Daddy Joe) in Spanish Fort, Texas in 1879 and then moved to Nocona by 1924, where it now employs over 4,000 workers. Daddy Joe is widely credited with pioneering many techniques used today when creating boots such as embellished stitching and hand-tooling, silver conchos, and original illustrations – techniques which are still employed by manufacturers of boots today. Justin helps professional rodeo athletes through its sponsorship of WPRA/PRCA rodeo athletes and also by supporting Justin Cowboy Crisis Fund initiatives, National Finals Rodeo event sponsorship and providing medical coverage through their Justin Sportsmedicine Team team onsite medical coverage.

Tony Lama

Tony Lama first opened his cobbler's store in East Overland Street in El Paso in 1913. In 1913, he created 20 pairs of hand crafted cowboy boots using just one assistant; quickly after word got out among cowboys and ranchers in and around the Southwest about the excellence of his workmanship, demand quickly skyrocketed.

His parents were Italian immigrants from Syracuse, New York and started his training as a shoemaker at age eleven. He later was a member of the United States Cavalry as an apprentice cobbler at Fort Bliss where he perfected his craft while earning respect among military members for crafting boots that fitted perfectly.

After leaving the Army after a short time, he moved back to El Paso and established his boots company with Esther Hernandez and their six children, all helping run it. They were very strict about the quality of their products and never mass-produced their boots and keeping a file with individual measurement of the foot so that each pair of boots was custom-made for each customer.

Ariat

Ariat is a pioneer in western fashion, offering cowboy boots, clothing and footwear specifically designed for active people who adore Western fashion. Their name, derived in Spanish air (ariat), was in the spirit of Secretariat the legendary racehorse with a stride length that was 20% longer than other horses' strides.

In the years since 1993, Ariat brand products have revolutionized the world of equestrian clothing and footwear through the integration of technological advances in athletic shoes. Their performance riding gear is used by the elite equestrian athletes as well as outdoor enthusiasts, while stylish closet staples like jeans and shirts from Ariat are the most trendy items.

Ariat is committed to sustainability in the environment. By implementing the BLOOM initiative, which makes use of recycled algae biomass for shoe sole production and uses fabrics that are certified to be Bluesign Eco Friendly fabrics which have been made with eco-friendly methods and materials. In addition, they've decreased paper waste while offering electric charging stations for their employees.

Cowgirl Tuff

Lines of cowgirl clothes designed by cowgirls especially for cowgirls provide rugged style yet are stylish and durable. Boasting innovative designs and premium materials, these garments make the perfect addition to rodeo or horse riding events – the apparel will make you look and feel the best!

These paintings depict the rugged yet independent spirit of cowgirls as they are influenced by Wild West women such as Calamity Jane and Annie Oakley. Cowgirls aren't afraid of difficulties They are able handle rope and riding as well as any man; yet are always generous and kind with family, friends and even animals.

Here at Tack Warehouse, we're extremely pleased to stock Cowgirl Tuff clothing. Their motto of “Never Give Up” is evident throughout their durable apparel range specially designed to stand up to the rigors of Western life.

Montana Silversmiths

Montana Silversmiths has been creating Western elegance since 1973 and is best known for their custom-engraved rodeo trophy belt buckles. Furthermore, Montana Silversmiths offer jewelry and other accessories that add cowgirl flair to any outfit. Their top-of-the-line collection includes rings, necklaces, bracelets and earrings that combine Western tradition with feminine beauty and features floral tooling designs, turquoise accents and delicate charms they bring an elegant flair to every style.

You're looking for presents for friends or family that last for the rest of their lives? Look over Montana Silversmiths pieces at Cavender's to enhance your Western fashion! Find an outlet near you and learn more about the brand.