Ranch Dressing: The Story of Western Wear Signed by Author and 3 Generations Ceramic Cotton and lurex

Cotton and lurex

This black-on-black embroidered shirt is a tribute to classic floral saddle tooling on front

Rockmount tea towels are printed in America and feature classic Western imagery

When we first introduced our fleece collection it was intended to be soft and toasty for cold winter days

It has special treatments everywhere and features the same genuine chenille embroidery as we used then and have carefully recreated now

Ranch Dressing: The Story of Western Wear Signed by Author and 3 Generations Ceramic Cotton and lurexRANCH DRESSING: THE STORY OF WESTERN WEAR in 1993 by M. Jean Greenlaw is out of print. We recently found a cache of new copies signed by the author and three Rockmount generations! We are offering them for $75. This is an information packed history of the clothing worn by cowboys on the range. The author discusses the origins and manufacturing of the Western hat, first created by John B. Stetson; Rockmounts role in popularizing the longest running