Cowboy Hats

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Yes indeed. The only time they wouldn't is if they're in their homes. As the saying goes, "Home is where the cowboy hangs his hat."

Indicates the percentage of beaver fur is contained in the hats. See: http://www.stetsonhat.com/raw/faq.asp#WhatdotheXsmean What are the percentages of beaver in our hats? The percentage of beaver is determined by the X quality of the product. The higher the X's the higher percentage of beaver fur is mixed in the hat. Because of our efforts to remain the leading manufacturer in headwear, the exact percentages are a manufacturing secret formula that we choose not to share.

Because they super glue it to their heads

there is millions u need to be more specific about is like what program or something

It's probably best to hold the hat with four fingers of your hand inside the crown and your thumb on the edge of the brim, steadying the hat. I get loose dirt off with a soft cosmetic brush (of the type the ladies use to put on blusher and such-like). The nap of the felt on the crown and up-side of the brim goes counter-clockwise, so brush in that direction. Once the loose dirt is off, use a dry sponge to go over the crown and brim again. This also helps raise the nap. Actually, you might want to go to your local western-wear store and pick up a little orange sponge specially-made for cleaning hats by M&F Western Products, out of Sulpher Springs, Texas. (No, I don't work for them or own stock in the company. It's just a good little product, and very reasonably priced.) Set the hat on its crown and repeat the brush-and-sponge routine on the under-side of the brim, but this time you're going clockwise! This is good for routine, day-in, day-out care. At some point, though, you're probably going to need to take it to a hatter for real deep-cleaning. Good luck.

Cowboy hats have wide brims in order to keep the sun out of their faces as well as dirt and anything else the cattle might be flinging up during the cattle drives.

Traditionally, black should be worn after labor day. The same is true for a cowboy hat. As a general rule, I wear black in the fall and winter and straw in the spring or summer. I also wear straw when I am working outside or in the hot sun. Black hats are felt or beaver and you wouldn't want to use it as a work hat.

Mine were handmade in Mexico... or at least that's what it says inside the boot.

The price range of a Stetson hat could be anywhere from about 20 dollars to 150 dollars. It would depend on the style or design of the hat and of course the place that it is bought.

Stetson is the brand name of one manfacturer's well-made, high end, pricey western or "cowboy" hat.

$95.00

This question is very general; it depends on what needs repair and depends on the hat. Most straw hats naturally go out of shape or wear out, because they are after all made of straw. Straw expands quite a bit when wet, and never returns to its manufactured state. This is why so many straw cowboy hats start to "hook" the brim down front and back. A good hat repair shop can steam and shape them back a few times, but never completely and they need to be eventually replaced. Some people keep on wearing them despite the ever-increasing "Rockabilly" look. Leather hats likewise lose their "starch" over time, and like any leather become more soft and flexible over time. It is almost as difficult to "re-form" leather hats as it is straw hats. Again, your best bet is taking the hat to a hat shop that repairs. Felt and wool hats can be blocked, cleaned, shaped, etc. by a good hat shop that performs repairs, cleaning and blocking.

Justin wears custom shaped Atwood cowboy hats. I have my custom shaped replica coming in the mail soon. Had to do A LOT of digging around to find this information and I hope it helps.

Note: I can't confirm that he wore an Atwood brand hat on the Small Town USA tour (his first CD) but you can match up the hat band and the ventilation holes from his new CD Outlaws like me pretty well. I hope this helps.

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There is a store in Lebanon that carries Ariat Boots. These are great due to the fact that owners use t work for Rebock. They took all the comfort and put it in a boot. The place is called HORSEMEN'S OUTLET. There number is 908 238 1200. They also have a great website too. The address is www.horsemensoutlet.biz. If you don't see what you want, e-mail them and they will answer you in a few hours. They rock!!!!!

http://www.shoesmax.com/home.php?cat=5&catexp=5

This is a cheap website.

I like this website.http:// www.starboots.net

they have great boots western and some higher heel boots too

Mine cost $465.00 from Texas Hatters.

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Only at Pro Shop at Cowboys Stadium and it's rarely in stock.

He bought it for less than $50 in 1979.

A Stetson (if it *is* one), or sometimes a "ten-gallon hat" or just a "cowboy hat."

The cowboy's outfit was practical and utilitarian, even his hat. The old time cowboy wore any type of hat with a brim. They ranged from the fancy custom made Stetson to the straw sombrero. He needed something to keep the sun out of his eyes and off his face and neck and the brim did just that. It also helped to keep the rain out of his eyes to an extent.

The cowboy's outfit was practical and utilitarian, even his hat. The old time cowboy wore any type of hat with a brim. They ranged from the fancy custom made Stetson to the straw sombrero. He needed something to keep the sun out of his eyes and off his face and neck and the brim did just that. It also helped to keep the rain out of his eyes to an extent.

The cowboy's outfit was practical and utilitarian, even his hat. The old time cowboy wore any type of hat with a brim. They ranged from the fancy custom made Stetson to the straw sombrero. He needed something to keep the sun out of his eyes and off his face and neck and the brim did just that. It also helped to keep the rain out of his eyes to an extent.

The cowboy's outfit was practical and utilitarian, even his hat. The old time cowboy wore any type of hat with a brim. They ranged from the fancy custom made Stetson to the straw sombrero. He needed something to keep the sun out of his eyes and off his face and neck and the brim did just that. It also helped to keep the rain out of his eyes to an extent.

The cowboy's outfit was practical and utilitarian, even his hat. The old time cowboy wore any type of hat with a brim. They ranged from the fancy custom made Stetson to the straw sombrero. He needed something to keep the sun out of his eyes and off his face and neck and the brim did just that. It also helped to keep the rain out of his eyes to an extent.

The cowboy's outfit was practical and utilitarian, even his hat. The old time cowboy wore any type of hat with a brim. They ranged from the fancy custom made Stetson to the straw sombrero. He needed something to keep the sun out of his eyes and off his face and neck and the brim did just that. It also helped to keep the rain out of his eyes to an extent.

The cowboy's outfit was practical and utilitarian, even his hat. The old time cowboy wore any type of hat with a brim. They ranged from the fancy custom made Stetson to the straw sombrero. He needed something to keep the sun out of his eyes and off his face and neck and the brim did just that. It also helped to keep the rain out of his eyes to an extent.

The cowboy's outfit was practical and utilitarian, even his hat. The old time cowboy wore any type of hat with a brim. They ranged from the fancy custom made Stetson to the straw sombrero. He needed something to keep the sun out of his eyes and off his face and neck and the brim did just that. It also helped to keep the rain out of his eyes to an extent.

The cowboy's outfit was practical and utilitarian, even his hat. The old time cowboy wore any type of hat with a brim. They ranged from the fancy custom made Stetson to the straw sombrero. He needed something to keep the sun out of his eyes and off his face and neck and the brim did just that. It also helped to keep the rain out of his eyes to an extent.

Stetson is located in the state of Florida.

Willy Bingleman, former child star, is in the Queequeg's shop next to the Talent Agency. There is an actor doing motion capture work in Digital Dreamscapes who will take the white hat role.

Cavender's has great western wear for adults as well as children. They currently have leather cowboy hats starting at $50 USD. As well they currently offer free shipping on orders over $50.