Midnight Cowboy is coming!
It’s a new year, it’s a new decade, and it’s time for a new Double D line launch! Our first 2020 collection was inspired by the 1969 film by the same name and we are so excited to share it with you.
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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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No Reservation Band
Read nowThis is one of my personal favorites this season. love the classic Indian graphic love the free-spirit of the mottled, tie-dye jersey love the folksy hand embroidery
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Retro Rodeo
Read nowHere is our Rockabilly Retro Girl! One of our dear friends has graciously loaned us some of her vintage scarves so we could create our own scarf print for this season. Our Retro Rodeo group is fashioned in a light-weight...
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King of the Rodeo
Read nowHand-dipped and in 4 Austintaicous colors: Cactus Capital Leslie Cochran Lonestar Barton Springs
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Liberty Denim
Read now. Double D Ranch's "Liberty Denim" has a very American West feel to it. It incorporates subtle hints of bandana into engineered tears and is embellished with nails and colored, crystal stones reminiscent of the old tooled and studded belts of the 40s....
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Letterman Jackets are on the Uptrend!
Read nowLetterman jackets are definitely on the uptrend! But, it's not just for young collegiates - we're taking the varsity jacket silhouette and morphing into a bomber shape that will fit perfectly into any Double D's gal's closet. What I like about ours...
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Velvet for Spring?
Read nowWe love the unexpectedness of velvet for Spring. Velvet is a fabrication we've traditionally used for fall, but every so often we like to jostle things around a bit and do restrained injections of this luxe pile for warmer months. The key...
