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THE KING OF PULP
Whether you realize it or not, you’d likely recognize the work of A.R. Mitchell. He was a prolific painter who indelibly influenced the imagery associated with the American West – and this collection.
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EXPLORING UNTAMED TERRITORY
Once in a blue moon, you encounter something so impelling that it becomes a part of you. For us, that was 1883.
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WALKER’S SCRAPBOOK
There’s a lore to the long-ago cattlemen that is alluring and inspiring, almost enviable. Our great-great-grandaddy was one of the originals, and this collection aims to capture life through his lens.
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RANCHMEN
“To be a cowboy was adventure; to be a ranchman was to be king.” – Walter Prescott Web
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BEADS & BONES: ZUNI BOLO SLIDES
It can be argued that Hopalong Cassidy and the rise of the TV cowboy really brought bolos to the forefront of Western wear. These days a bolo slide can be made out of anything from a coin to a concho to an old belt buckle, but what we’re loving right now are these beaded beauties.
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Turn on the Charm
We poured a lot of our heart and our history into ‘I Go Back’, and symbols that represent significant pieces of our lives permeated the collections. We designed those symbols into a series of commemorative charms to celebrate this monumental milestone.
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The Life & Legacy of William Cody
Buffalo Bill Cody is remembered for being the best showman in the Wild West, but he had a storied life long before he took to dazzling American and European audiences for a living.
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Bags, Bolos, Bracelets, & Belts
The Cody collection has a frontier feel to it, that rugged-yet-romantic Wild West vibe, so we accessorized it a little differently than we would, say, an ultra-glam collection like Baron’s Ball.
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Capturing Cody: The Buggy Barn Museum
In the little South Texas town of Blanco, there is a gem of a place called the Buggy Barn Museum, and its conjoining Pine Moore Town. This is where we brought Cody to life.
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Women of the Wild West
The conditions were decent, the wages were good, and above all, women were center stage. In terms of equality, Wild West shows were lightyears ahead of their time.
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Welcome to the Wild West
The Cody collection celebrates one of the most romantic eras in American history, and the colorful characters that made it so. On a wild weekend road trip to Wyoming, Cheryl laid eyes on a jacket that stopped her in her tracks, and her heart was lost to the Wild West in an instant.
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The Wild West’s Best
In terms of entertainment, production, and overall execution, the Wild West Shows of the late 19th century were spectacular. And nobody did it better than William “Buffalo Bill” Cody.
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