Clearing the Air: A Message from the McMullens
The McMullen family has an important announcement regarding recent cultural issues and they're clarifying their position, steps taken, and future directions.
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The Tobacco Salesman
American folk art is a strong source of inspiration for the aesthetic of Double D Ranch. And it has been since the beginning. So, when it came time to reimagine significant pieces for our 30th anniversary, the Tobacco Salesman was on that list.Read now -
Drawing Inspiration: The Story of Doodle Dandy
We don’t chase every trend that hits the runway – only the ones that speak to us, that feel genuinely Double D Ranch. And boy, did this one ever speak to Cheryl.Read now -
Blanket Statement
This particular fabric is one of our all-time favorites. We’ve fashioned it into jackets, into full-length dusters, and into this season’s snuggliest throw blanket. It’s soft, it’s warm, and it’s an absolute must-have.Read now -
Apache Blend Specialty
What happens when you take your best selling silhouette and blend it with your love for Native American style? The Apache Blend Jacket. This piece has been a fan favorite this season, and living up to its name, it’s a “blend” on multiple levels.Read now -
Fred Harvey Vintage Jewelry
Fred Harvey opened the Southwest to tourists with comfortable hotels and trend-setting restaurants with tasty food. Then his company invented the symbolism on stamped silver bracelets, pins, and other jewelry for tourists to buy. His “Railroad Jewelry” is now highly collectible, and our supply of vintage Fred Harvey is 50% off!Read now -
The History of The Amazingly Beautiful, Crave-able, Gotta Have it Squash Blossom
We obsess about squash blossoms as much as any gal, but have always wondered how they transformed from Native American adornment to must-have statement piece. Best of all, ours are now ON SALE.Read now -
Turquoise & Coral
Read nowWhen you think of stones in Southwestern and Native American jewelry, your first thought is probably turquoise – and rightfully so, it’s the most prevalent and it’s almost synonymous with the style. But turquoise has a stylistic sister-“stone” that, once you think about it, is a common and key asset to some of the most beautiful and beloved pieces.
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The Legend of the Navajo Spider Woman
Read nowThe Navajo culture credits their deity, Spider-Woman, for teaching them how to weave beautiful blankets and Double D Ranch’s ‘Spider-Woman Collection’ acknowledges her talented gift of spinning and weaving as well. Our dusky color palette draws from the Dinè women’s...
