Western Fashion

[Anonymous No.17371819]

I've seen plenty of posts on /fa/ over the years where people have said they got super positive responses to wearing Western Fashion.
What are some good Western brands? Always loved Westerns, did trail riding as a teen and love being /out/ and work outdoors doing Landscaping, so figured why not, I honestly can't find clothes that look Western anywhere though. What are some good hat tips as well? Stetson I see a lot recommend but that shit is expensive as fuck. Is Barmah good?

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>>17371819
wish I could dress like this without it feeling like a larp

[Anonymous No.17371840]

>>17371819
Outback trading co from down under makes great stuff. Its all functional too, not just a larp

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fresh cop

[Anonymous No.17372252]

Just wear it and be confident. I work an office job (with a very lax dress code) and I wore my stetson, vintage noconas, and a suede coat into work the other day. As long as you're polite and know when to tip your hat you'll be fine.

[Anonymous No.17372272]

filson and schaefer outfitter but both are kind of pricey. I'm looking to slowly integrate some western into my closet. Just ordered pic rel and a jean jacket

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>>17372272
Those aren't even western.

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>>17372272
Lol, nigga, get on my level
Wear these to uni.

[Anonymous No.17372396]

Cowboy boots are a good way to add a couple inches to your height if you're an insecure manlet.

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>>17372383
they're gateway boots be kind, I live in New England yankees don't wear things like this

[Anonymous No.17372469]

>>17371819
Funny enough hats are the last thing you need and usually what crosses the line into costume territory. Average western fashion just means pairing some sort of rugged boots with denim, tucked in with a leather belt.

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THIS is the thread I've been waiting for. I live in Montana and grew up dressing like a country boy, so I struggle to incorporate fashion know-how without looking like a fag.

I will, for all my life, maintain that well-polished shitkickers are a good replacement for dress shoes at most events in redneck states.

[Anonymous No.17372731]

I have no idea why, but for some reason, you can get decent entry level cowboy boots on Alibaba for crazy cheap ($20-$30). Like indistinguishable to my $80-$100 Ariats.

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>>17372731
ali express I mean.

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>>17372665
fuck yeah montanabro

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Can anyone post a good western fit without denim?

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>>17373625
This is kinda ugly.

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>>17373656
Depends on the fit and the maker. I agree, it looks cheap in that iteration.

Try to ignore that this pic is from a game but it's hard to lookup Western styles and not get results that are either formal dress or from a Clin eastwood movie. I think something like pairing grey chinos, dark brown boots, white or blue shirt and a beige or tan coat can look pretty western.

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>>17371819
Just look for western stores, they seem to exist pretty much everywhere in North America. Not sure where you are in New England but there are Boot Barns in PA and NJ, might be worth the trip if you're not that far from there, and otherwise there's a good chance there's some independent western store around. Find one and go look at and try stuff in person. Brand doesn't really matter in western wear so don't worry too much about it.

As for hats, don't try to cheap out on them. Just forget about them for now, like >>17372469 says they're the hardest piece to pull off, and the cheaper the hat the more costumey it's likely to look. When you do get one it's a decent idea to start with a straw hat, you get a lot more bang for your buck there, but traditionally they're only for the warm parts of the year, while felt is only for colder weather.

>>17372454
IMO they're not gateway enough. My gateway boots were a pair of Ariat Heritage Ropers and I'd highly recommend a pair, they're comfortable, break in fast, reasonably priced, and with pants worn over them (which is how you should ALWAYS wear western boots unless you're an actual cowboy on the job) they just look like generic brown shoes if people aren't really scrutinizing them.

As for Filson, I wouldn't really consider them western, but they're definitely western-adjacent and wearable with western stuff. (And often sold in western stores.) IMO western is part of a larger category of styles that includes workwear, vintage-style outdoor gear, and even some milsurp, and can all be pretty freely mixed and matched and doing it right can help avoid looking too costumey.

[Anonymous No.17373760]

R.M Williams are pretty good for Western/country styled stuff. They have shirts, jackets and chinos/jeans that are all color matched for each color of boots they sell.

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>>17371829
You have no life, so anything you do would be an actual attempt for one.

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Posting inspo.

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East Texas anon here. Gonna post some ACTUAL western inspo, and not some Americana/1900's California-core. The biggest and most obvious key to wearing true western style is the boots. Straight up cowboy boots. There's different styles of them which I won't delve into now, but that's pretty much the main piece. Hats are optional and it's so easy to get into, you can get by with just a tshirt, jeans, and some boots with is typical attire here in Texas.

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Paris, Texas is great for inspo desu

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>>17371819
>makes western thread with a soi r/malefashionadvice nu male

[Anonymous No.17374669]

>>17373625
>rdr2 larp
>low waist pants
>fake af jacket
>shit quality shirt
>that "belt"
kek, if he used authentic clothing it would have looked kinda cool but ahahah

[Anonymous No.17374741]

Can't dress like this because I live in England but I think the style looks cool and I'd 100% dress like this if I lived in rural America.

[Anonymous No.17374946]

>>17374580
West Texas anon here agreed. If you live anywhere in the Southwest then it should be easy to get custom made boots too. As for hats usually folks wear straw in the summer and felt in the winter there are plenty of affordable options to get started with both boots and hats.

[Anonymous No.17375002]

>Got a Western Wear fit yesterday after seeing this thread and seeing there was literally a Western clothing store 5 minutes walk from mine. (It is expensive as fuck though $180 on boots, $80 shirt, $30 belt, $30 buckle, $55 jeans, $200 on hat. My christmas present to myself)
>Wore it out to a bar
>Literally had 3 women flirting with me all night, noticed girls in the bar all staring then looking away girlishly when I made eye contact, went home with one of the flirting girls when the bar closed.

The only annoying thing is when I scooted in the morning, I had like 2 hours sleep and had to walk like 5 miles up and down steep hills in new Cowboy Boots which now has my heel pretty much unwalkable on. Also I just woke up from sleeping all day and was supposed to do shit this morning, oh well.
God tier fashion, will absolutely have to make a few more outfits.

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>>17375002
Those item aren't really that expensive.

[Anonymous No.17375447]

do NOT wear this clothing style unless you're actually from a place where it's the norm. Texas, Montana, Wyoming, etc. otherwise you WILL look like a faggot.

[Anonymous No.17375455]

>>17374580
Everything north and east of Waco is Yankee or coonass territory

[Anonymous No.17375682]

>>17371819
What cowboy boot style should I start with? I was thinking ropers or square toe to be easier to walk in but I hear some people hate square toe. Also what’s a good waxes canvas jacket under 200?

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>>17375682
square toe is pretty normal on cowboy boots.

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>>17374621
What is he doing?

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>>17373760
The only fit here that is not cringe.

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>>17375682
after having both, i prefer a little bit of an angled heel over a roper. it feels more natural when walking.

square toes look like shit.

[Anonymous No.17376122]

>>17375682
>ropers
Incel tier.
Just get a proper cowboy boot.

[Anonymous No.17376124]

Any inspo for a Techno Cowboy fit?

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>>17375455
Yeah but Waco is all meth heads and everything west of Waco is spic and skinwalker land so whats the point

[Anonymous No.17376256]

>>17375002
>Expensive as fuck
>Entry-level pricing without being chinese quality
Lol lmao except for the shirt and hat, could've bought a 2x for $60-80 and then went on down to the Walmart and bought a wrangler brand shirt for $20

[Anonymous No.17376330]

Consider buying some nice looking belt buckles to add some character to your fit, (i just think they're cool)
Picrel Tech Ether Guild; defunct brand from the hippie (70s-80s) era

[Anonymous No.17376406]

>>17375447
Depends on what you actually wear and how natural you can look in it. If you go way over the top and look like you walked out of a '50s western, or if you just look like too much of a pretty boy, then yeah maybe you'll get shit, but if you wear stuff that's more toned down and can look reasonably appropriate in it you can pull it off pretty much anywhere in the west or midwest, especially if you forego the hat and/or only wear it in situations where it makes sense. (Outdoor recreation/work, going to country bars, etc.) Age is a factor too, I think most guys are way more capable of pulling it off in their 30s than 20s.

I think it's also worth pointing out that the number one show on TV right now (Yellowstone) is a modern Western, so it's a good time for western wear and the show is a great source of inspo. Women love that shit too, especially older ones, so it's prime time to rock the cowboy shit if you're 30+ or into older women.

[Anonymous No.17376437]

Bought these lizard skin cowboy boots in New Mexico on a road trip couple years back. Been wearing them almost everyday and the compliments are often.

[Anonymous No.17376443]

>>17376437
Sorry for the shitty ig photos but here is a clearer photo of them

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Howdy partners. Rate my LARP:

[Anonymous No.17376639]

>>17371819
The big brands are going to be Cinch, Wrangler, Levi’s, Ariat for pants. Dan Post, Justin, Lucchese, Ariat, etc for boots. Wrangler, Levi’s, Stetson, Pendleton, Brother and Sons, Moonshine Spirit, Hooey, etc for tops. No particular order.
There are plenty more, but those are the stuff I’ve come across plenty.

As for the general fashion advice, what is going to feel most socially acceptable is going to be a simple shirt/jeans/boot combo. Make sure you buy longer jeans to wear with western boots. When sitting down, you shouldn’t be able to see the shaft of the boot. Do NOT wear with skinny jeans.
I am personally a fan of western graphic t-shirts, but I have a few pearl snap long sleeves that I bring out during the winter.
For boots, round toes are going to look more classic, square toes are more a southern thing. Punchy and snip toes I would reserve only for special events like rodeos or going to the country club.
You WILL feel like a larp if you immediately go down the road of belt buckles with tucked in shirt and cowboy hats. It takes a certain level of confidence to pull those off. Don’t do it immediately.

Get comfortable with general western wear first. Trucker caps make great substituties for a hat. A smaller belt buckle under an untucked shirt that shows sometimes is also ok.

If you do decide to get a cowboy hat: felt for the winter, straw for the summer, and don’t keep wearing it indoors. It is generally fine to go cheap on straw hats. Don’t go cheap on felt. Going cheap on felt is an easy way to look like you got it from the Halloween store.

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>>17375447
oh my god guys, do I look like a faggot? what about my boots, will zoomer men think I look like a faggot? I really want the zoomies to like me please respond

kill yourself

[Anonymous No.17376809]

>>17376639
>You WILL feel like a larp if you immediately go down the road of belt buckles with tucked in shirt...
Yeah, imo buckles are the hardest thing of all to pull off convincingly, and I think should be entirely avoided unless you've actually got some kind of cool personal connection or story behind them - traditionally that'd be winning one at a rodeo or maybe wearing one with your ranch's brand or whatever. I've been into western wear for a few years and have gotten to the point where I can pull off the tucked pearl snap and hat and stuff decently on the right occasion but I've yet to find a buckle that wouldn't either be larpy or tacky as fuck on me, and just wear a simple western belt with a traditional brass buckle instead.

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>>17376639
this is good advice

[Anonymous No.17376972]

>>17375447

Dude. It is perfectly normal in 99% of flyover America except maybe the Midwest east of the Mississippi and in New England.

>>17375682

Just get a pair of beater Ariats to try out the style.

>>17374580

Westernwear works best as full on Country Music fan core. Eagles-tier Californian Jingle Jangle fits work.

>>17376406

This anon is correct.

>>17376809

I'd say buckles are fine as long as they are more muted and not ridiculously massive.

>>17376330

This is what I'd find tasteful.

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>>17372383
what boot? really like these

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>>17372396
You can get similar ones on Amazon.mx
You'll get to pay a modest import fee, but they probably cost like 30 dollars anyway so like 50 total.
I'll try to find you the model when I get home

[Anonymous No.17377505]

>>17374741
Lol, who said you couldn't.
Jeans, subtle cowboy boots, and a decent shirt, bam.
I'm sure you could pull it off.
The hat would be overkill, though.

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>>17375002
Good for you, anon, but you really only needed to buy the good boots. Western is about functionality, expensive clothing is kind of against that, although you can wear it, it's more of a party thing.
The whole outfit will be more than the sum of its parts.
Also, you'll get used to the boots, don't worry.

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I demand to see more Mexican girls in hats and skirts, for fashion purposes

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>>17376809
Ironically it’s probably easier to pull off belt buckles in the south than the west. There isn't an established rodeo connotation with one in the south, and the big letter/country-style (think rebel flags, eagles, and deer) ones were popular there for a short time a while back, so it isn’t as weird.

[Anonymous No.17377759]

>>17376639
I got some big ass tree trunk legs, waist is about 32-33
What fit from Wrangler would fit me best?
Also check these boots

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>>17377759
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Sick boots. Don't forget that lizard/snake boots need more/specialized care compared to leather ones.

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>>17377828
I got me some Bick Exotic leather conditioner, should be pretty good. I must be paranoid or something because whenever i apply it, the leather doesn't change in texture at all. Maybe I'm just not familiar enough with reptile leather

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>>17374600
>That guy who would 100% look more professional with his normal daily attire but company policy says we have to wear company shirts instead of a button up
Lmao there's always this guy at work here in Texas. Just let them wear a button up and a name/company tag ffs.

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>>17376454
Those fucking pants are insane. Where the duck did you get them or ones like them?

[Anonymous No.17378223]

/Westerncore/
>big hat
>lots of denim
>cowboy boots
>belt buckles
>big bunda latina as arm candy (essential btw)
What am I missing?

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>>17372592
this mogs 99% of inspo I've ever seen on this board

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>>17377498
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Meant for.

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Are engineers considered western?

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>>17378234
thanks man i’ll keep an eye out. my boots are giving out

[Anonymous No.17378309]

>>17377759
Cowboy Cut original fit. They'll be tight at first but the weave breaks in quickly. You'd need a 33 or maybe a 34 since they don't vanity size

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>>17377890
that cleaner/conditioner is great.
i use it on my ostrich and lizard boots, belts, and wallet.

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we need to go deeper

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>>17378194
Thanks mang, I think they're fucking 10/10 too. They're Kapital Kountry corduroys from 2016 if you want to hunt a pair down.

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>>17378452
Mexican slut is in fact, an integral part of the historical American South Western cultural fashion. Blew my mind.

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thinking of copping this. what do you think? im going for that rugged, "yellowstone" rancher look

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And I'm out.

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>>17378237
Meh, kinda.

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>>17378524
I just bought something very similar to this. If you want the best quality version of that, Heat Straps out of New Jersey makes something similar but in 24 oz waxed canvas, making it extremely durable and weather proof.
https://www.heatstrapsusa.com/product-page/the-chief-coat-tan-corduroy-collar

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>>17378299
Sorry, anon, can't seem to finds the company, sometimes they're made by very small companies that switch names often.
But, as I said above, amazon.mx search "botcas de vaquero".

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>>17378515
Good god on everything I would walk to the ends of the earth to impregnate a woman like this. Going to plan a motorcycle trip through Mexico sometime soon and this is half the reason why.

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>>17372252
>ma'am

[Anonymous No.17378726]

Hey /fa/

I got budget to cope one of these... wich one you would you recommend ?

[Anonymous No.17378727]

Hey /fa/

I got budget to cope one of these... wich one you would you recommend ?

[Anonymous No.17378822]

>>17378237
>appeared in the west during the 19th century
I'd say so, but everyone here is a southern puritan fag.

[Anonymous No.17378840]

I love this style and I wear stuff like this and go for the aesthetic. I am Irish, don't care if it's a larp it looks good and I mog 95% of people so I don't give a shit. No cowboy hat though.

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>>17377759
What >>17378309 said. You can also go for straight cut or boot cut from the aforementioned brands. They’ll all generally have big enough openings to fit over a boot. They are made for it.
What is going to matter more here is the length. You are fine keeping the waist the same. Those jeans in pic are way too short though.

Keep with dark wash jeans if you want those boots to pop, which you probably want if you are going exotic. A light wash if you want them to blend in more.

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>>17378237
They're considered gay I tell you what

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>>17378727
w2c? Personally I'd get either left or right, seem more versatile

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>>17378727
Choose pockets that enlarge the chest, not the belly.

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>>17378993
Shit nevermind I have decided to zoom in, left and middle are Levis right is wrangler

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>>17378985
Why

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>>17378893
I prefer and always go for no breaks for my wool trousers and khakis. So the look of stacked jeans looks terrible imo.I'll open my mind up to the longer length jeans though, since it does bother me how the shaft sticks out so much.

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>>17373752
Worst fucking boots you could buy, check my review on Amazon, these sponges will get a you foot fungus if they touch water.

But if want to LARP like anon above go for it just know being an urban cowboy is gay as fuck.

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>>17372383
Is that ostrich leather?

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>>17378524
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I have an Outback Trading shirt jacket that I like a lot. Only downside is that, being a shirt jacket, it's only got breast pockets and no others, but it's super comfy and looks good.

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>>17376972
I look too ethnically white to pull off the western look. This style is only suited to people who look like Clint Eastwood or Lee Van Cleef.
Imagine some Polish looking potato motherfucker wearing this shit.

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>>17379154
They're entry-level boots, I wouldn't think the other anon is going to immediately start marching around in deep puddles or snow with his first pair. I don't know of anything in the price range that'd be better anyway, it'd have to be full leather construction and the cheapest decent quality ones like that I know of are close to double the price. (R. Watson, don't own a pair but I've looked at them and they seem pretty nice for $300ish.)

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>>17379095
Yeah some stacking with western boots is pretty inevitable if you want it to look good in every case. It isn’t impossible to find a pair which stacks just a little while at the same time looking fine when walking or sitting down though. The shaft of the boot does help smoothen out the lines somewhat. If you’ve already bought a pair of boots, the best way to know of course would be to go try on pants with them on.

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>>17379314
I'm easing into the longer lengths here, went to Walmart this morning and got some cheap Rustlers from Wrangler, only 13 bucks!
Not as long as the other anons probably want their jeans to be, but it covers enough of the shaft for me.
I'm the snake boot anon from the day before btw

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>>17379314
Weirdly I've found that Hollister slim straight jeans wear really fucking well with western boots. They've got just the right ankle diameter to fit over them and the perfect length for a bit of stack if you go one size longer than you normally would. They're obviously lower rise than classic wranglers or whatever but that's fine with contemporary western wear, especially if you're going untucked. (Personally it's all I can wear anyway, naturally low waists run in my family and high rise stuff just falls down immediately.)

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>>17374017
wew

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>>17378429
Shit forgot to thank you yesterday. Appreciate you not being a gatekeeping fag! Expensive AF but they look great!

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>>17374596
>he peed on my rug
the territory ahead makes a lot of great pieces by the way

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>>17375447
I guess I'll just wear a dress then you sperg.

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>>17379026
he's a gay expert

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Shit I might pull the trigger on these , they’re on sale! Rose anvil liked them, and they’re Goodyear welted. Should I do it ?

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>>17379867
Shit, at 165 that's pretty good, although you might not like the short shaft on those roper. Good entry boot though, the low heel makes it comfier too

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>>17379339
Nice! It’s always interesting to see non-blue jeans with western boots, in a good way. How many pairs of boots you got?

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>>17381526
Black jeans are a go to for me when I wear my python boots. I'm new in this whole cowboy boot thing and looking to grow a collection of exotics. I've only got 2 pairs, the ostrich ones and the pythons.
I don't know how good of a deal I got on these because i spent 650 in total for both the boots and the belt picrel

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>>17378237
depends on the toe shape

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>>17381544
Very cool belt, anon.

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its such a fine line to tread, i want to look like a cool rugged cowboy but you run the risk of also looking like a mexican immigrant laborer

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>>17381544
Damn, I like the matching belt a lot.
Real exotic skins are going to cost a pretty penny. 650 for a set like that is not unexpected in that realm.
I myself haven’t got any exotics, personally haven’t been able to justify it yet. I got four different pairs of cowhide leather ones. Been eyeing some caiman boots lately though.

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For anons looking not to spend too much money on cowboy boots but want the genuine experience, look to eBay auctions.
>>17381579
Thanks anon, the buckle that it comes with is too damn big for me so i switched it to the Tech Ether Guild one, also from eBay Auction
>>17381619
I'm glad you think the price is fair. What section of caiman are you planning to get? Belly or tail? Tail might be too crazy unless you're getting into the sleazy Mexico Narco look kek
Give me a picture so i can get an idea, ya got an anon curious

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>>17381642
Nice rug, too. Classy stuff.

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>>17381642
I like the belly pairs. Not ready for tail.
Been eyeing two of them picrel.

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>>17374619
great film in general desu

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Ignore the guy, where to cop a jacket like this?

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>>17382135
Look up aztec/southwest print jackets.

[Anonymous No.17382264]

>>17382050
Jesus, the first pair is fucking amazing looking, but be careful if they're tecovas, they have quality control problems. Basically the Thursdayboots of cowboy boots. Dig the color on em though

[Anonymous No.17382274]

>>17382135
https://www.ralphlauren.com/brands-double-rl-men-shop-all-cg?webcat=content-brands-double-rl-men-shop-all-cg&ns=shopall&ab=en_US_MLP_RRL_Slot_1_S1_L1_SHOP
RRL if you got that ranch money

[Anonymous No.17382275]

Looking for boots, can someone recommend me something that has all the following characteristics:

-Roundish/pointy toes, not overtly roundish neither ridiculously pointy. No square toes.
-Cuban/slanted heel
-Won't break bank (150-200)
-Brown or dark brown

something kinda like picrel.

[Anonymous No.17382284]

>>17382264
Yeah they are Tacovas and one of the reasons I haven’t pulled the trigger on them is because of how relatively new they are as a brand. The other pair are Dan Posts which I trust more.

[Anonymous No.17382326]

>>17382264
>Thursdayboots of cowboy boots
I wouldn't go that far. I think they make a decent boot for the price point, good as an entry into cowboy boots but there are certainly better options for a bit more money.

[Anonymous No.17382498]

>>17382275
What size you need it in? Just go on Ebay and get some used ones, ain't nowhere gonna sell a good pair for sub 200 imo

[Anonymous No.17382505]

>>17378727
I have the middle in blue. You can't tell it from your picture, but it's ridiculously oversized (see my pic for actual fit in your usual size). I went down 2 sizes, the arms were still too baggy and i'm a heavier built.

It's an interesting piece, not the usual sherpa everyone wears like the left. I didn't want to send it back, since i got it for 60% off, so i got the sleeves tailored for $8.

Either i have terrible luck with Levi's or their quality control is pretty bad, because one of the sleeves of this jacket was a good 5 cm wider than the other one. I have another Levi's jacket, a sherpa-lined coach jacket. One of the cuffs is botched up on that too.

tldr either get the middle keeping in mind the sizing or go for the Wrangler.

[Anonymous No.17382506]

>>17382264
>they have quality control problems
i have 6 pairs and have never had an issue with quality.

>Thursdayboots of cowboy boots
that would be Cuero

[Anonymous No.17382543]

>>17382506
>>17382326
Shit, fair enough, I've never bought tecovas so pardon me for not putting my money where my mouth is.
Might ask for a pair for Christmas who knows
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[Anonymous No.17382597]

>>17382498
Not sure, 9 or 9.5 if they size big, maybe 10 if small. Saw a bunch of interesting stuff on ebay but none in my size.

[Anonymous No.17382612]

>>17382597
https://www.ebay.com/itm/334648174022?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=mHcl7PYSQ4i&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=lBqUK3cSQau&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
https://www.ebay.com/itm/144836245503?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=bGisZ-0ZReS&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=lBqUK3cSQau&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
These don't fit ur criteria?

[Anonymous No.17382733]

>>17382612
>https://www.ebay.com/itm/334648174022?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=mHcl7PYSQ4i&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=lBqUK3cSQau&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Yes, very close. Dunno how I missed those. I even looked specifically for Tony Lama.

[Anonymous No.17382746]

Reminder, if you're going to wear a denim jacket go for a vintage (80s or older) or a repro. Most denim jackets made nowadays are cut horrendously long and slim. Slim is okay as long as it sits at the pants waist

[Anonymous No.17382755]

>>17372051
Bro even with that black smudge I can see the soft hands and pudgy doughboy physique of a man who does no physical labour... stop stealing valor you're either unemployed, a student, or work indoors

[Anonymous No.17382803]

>>17382755
No. i am decked out in raw selvedge denim, heavy flannel work shirts, carhartt jacket, and iron rangers, and all i do is sit in an air conditioned office all day and work on excel spreadsheets. you cannot stop me.

[Anonymous No.17382829]

I thought that Bradley Cooper had a good thing going portraying western singer in his musical with Gaga.

[Anonymous No.17382918]

>>17374017
ay caramba...

[Anonymous No.17382984]

>>17378498

[Anonymous No.17383263]

>>17382733
Lmk when you pick one weird for a fella on an anonymous Mongolian basket weaving website to be excited for another guy, but I'm digressing
I just got a pair for dressing up in Cancun, picrel

[Anonymous No.17383476]

>>17383263
Those look nice but are too pointy for what I'm looking for, my problems so far in picking up a pair of cowboy boots have been:

Shape: I don't like boots that are too pointy. But squared toes look too much like motorcycle boots. The roundish toe also either look like work boots or motorcycle boots, so I need to find the right shape of roundish but with a point. Kinda like in my pic here >>17382275

Heel: I want a slanted/cuban type heel. Most Ariats I've found have this flat, chunky heel that, while I'm sure is overall more comfortable to walk in, ruins the aesthetic for me.

Color: looking for the right shade of dark brown, I'm undecided which. But also, do I want them in two tones or just one?

Price: I'm not gonna wear them on a daily basis and I'm reluctant to spend a lot in what it's gonna be a meme piece for me.

I know I'm sounding kind of autistic but I probably will buy just one pair of cowboy boots and I want to make sure they're the right ones.

Also, I've found some dude who sells a pair of boots that I'm almost positive are Ariats for about 26 euro in pretty good condition. Problem is they're too light in color for what I'm looking for.

[Anonymous No.17383488]

Can someone identify this logo or brand?

[Anonymous No.17383700]

>>17379378
joke's on you, i'm into this too

[Anonymous No.17383757]

Here's a selection of boots sold for cheap that kinda fall into what I'm looking for. However, each and every one of them got a con. Help me decide.

1. The color is too light
2. The shaft is kinda worn but I like them overall, not sure about the color of the vamp, though
3. Shaft color is too light
4. Reputable brand, the low heel probably makes them comfortable, but they kinda look unauthentic
5. These match my original idea in terms of shilouette an color. I'd pick these if I decide against two tones.
6.Similar to 5 but a lighter tone, kinda digg them
7. The cheapest but also the cheapest looking. Don't like the black sole and heel
8. Perhaps too round at the toebox and unsure about the straight upper part of the shaft. Prefer the arch form from the other boots.

Which ones should I get? Should I just keep looking?

Prices range from 20 to 50 euro.

[Anonymous No.17383777]

new boot goofin'
almost fell on my ass at macy's this morning. forgot how slipper new soles are.

[Anonymous No.17384037]

Now this is larping

[Anonymous No.17384204]

>>17384037
Virtually everything is larping

[Anonymous No.17384227]

>>17379867
>ropers
>suede
What level of larp is this

[Anonymous No.17384404]

>>17375455
beat me to it

>>17378510
brutal mogging

[Anonymous No.17384415]

>>17372051
Lookin good Kevin

[Anonymous No.17384432]

>>17382264
personally love my tecovas but not under the illusion they're incredible boots. They're my first pair of "western" boots and now I've decided to upgrade to Luchesse

[Anonymous No.17384537]

>>17383757
Big problem here is the lighting, photos taken with flash is guaranteed to make the color of leather look different, just fyi
With that, i think number six might be ur best bet, it looks broken in enough but not beaten to death. The low walking heel is nice, and I'm loving the stitching. I say u slap on some cream polish, and edge dressing and itll look brand spanking new

[Anonymous No.17384539]

>>17383777
God damn! Is that genuine or print? The black color makes it hard for me to tell

[Anonymous No.17384740]

>>17372051
Awful

[Anonymous No.17385438]

>>17383757
1 will be darker after conditioning.

[Anonymous No.17385889]

>>17382135
RRL and no nothing cheaper

[Anonymous No.17385962]

>>17372596
Onions

[Anonymous No.17385993]

>>17384537
>>17385438
Originally I wanted something in 5 color, but someone snatched it already. Agreed that 1 and 6 look the best.

[Anonymous No.17386122]

>>17383757
#3
You should never see the shaft when the boots are worn

[Anonymous No.17386163]

>>17384539
real

[Anonymous No.17386736]

>>17378459
>>17378443
I love this, who could need more

[Anonymous No.17387065]

>>17376454
>Look up trousers
>US $1,200.00

jesus fucking christ. I'll just sew my own honestly.

[Anonymous No.17388089]

>>17374741
You may or may not like this style of hat, but for pretty much anybody in the Old World (instead of the New World/Americas), since you are from England, the Stetson Open Road style is possibly your best option if you're interested in at least sometimes wearing a hat style akin to a cowboy hat, and you still want to be taken somewhat more seriously than a wider brim cowboy hat style might afford you. It's a nice style with smart casual and informal dress codes, generally, and works better with suits than most cowboy hats do. Just relax, enjoy life, and people might take a liking to it or not, but wear it for yourself if you like a style. Personally, I own this style of hat, and I live on the West Coast of the U.S., not really cowboy hat central, like most of the interior Western, Midwestern, and Southern states are.

[Anonymous No.17388096]

>>17374741
>>17388089
The man in this picture was from France, and the Open Road style looks good, here.

[Anonymous No.17388113]

>>17374582
ID on the jacket?

[Anonymous No.17388159]

Between Roper vs Cowboy boots, which one do you think is more practical for everyday wear?

On one hand, the classic cowboy boots always have high heels. But on the other hand, I cant help but think that roper boots would be more comfortable for everyday usage since it isn't so high.

[Anonymous No.17388256]

>>17388159
Roper obviously, that's what they were created for.

[Anonymous No.17388283]

>>17382274
>>17385889
I don't have ranch miney nor the will to spend that much on a novelty garment that I'd wear occasionally.
Found this for 70€, the cut is not exactly what I'd call western-y, but coukd do, I guess.

[Anonymous No.17388356]

>>17382135
>>17388283
check lucky brand.
i know they have a few. i got one last year for under $100. its warm and looks/fits nice.

>>17388159
i find that ropers are a bit harder on my feet.

[Anonymous No.17388373]

>>17388159
Ropers for everyday, but I have the Ariat boots on the right and it is comfy for those more special events.

[Anonymous No.17388532]

>>17372051
Ay is that how warm is that jacket ??

[Anonymous No.17388579]

>>17388283
yeah you'll have to settle for "good enough"

[Anonymous No.17389787]

I just noticed that a lot of the boots I've been checking has a "lea vamp & fox other" stamp. After a bit of research, apparently tjis means the vamp is leather but the shaft is sysntetic, is this common? Are there full leather cowboy boots at a reasonable price? Yes, I know that ypu get what you pay for, but I don't wanna spend much on a mostly sysnthetic boot.

[Anonymous No.17389809]

>>17374741
>Live in England
>Grew up in rural Australia so still have like 30 different "cowboy" hats (literally were part of school uniform pic related)
>Wear them out with Western style fashion, put on more bogan accent (I have a posh cate blanchett style Aussie accent which people don't even recognise as Australian)
>Get laid whenever I try. (I find one night stands depressing though so don't even really bother with it anymore)

British girls LOVE Western fashion, just say you lived in Australia for a few years as an excuse.

[Anonymous No.17390806]

Anyone know where to get a decent cowboy hat in the UK?

[Anonymous No.17391010]

>>17388283
https://www.luckybrand.com/southwestern-print-shawl-cardigan/7M50917.html?dwvar_7M50917_color=030#uuid=fd309073938190db12cec276d4 here's a link

[Anonymous No.17392008]

>>17389787
Never seen that in my life, I would definitely stay away. If you need to save cash, you could check out things like eBay and thrift sites, as long as you're familiar with your foot sizing. Alternatively, if you're in the US places like Boot Barn are said to have decent pricing.
>>17389809
I had no idea you guys did that, although 30 hats seems like more than a uniform would require. Australians are so cool, my favorite people on the planet. I'm glad your Aussie roots get you laid whenever you need, although I agree fully about the one night stands.

[Anonymous No.17392156]

>>17371819
That’s not the kind of hat any man should wear. That’s a hat that wannabe country sluts wear with sundresses and shit. Guys a faggot of the glasses didn’t give it away already. Get a real fucking hat.

[Anonymous No.17392260]

>>17391010
Nice find, thanks!

[Anonymous No.17392319]

>>17379378
He should walk through Detroit like that

[Anonymous No.17392451]

>>17382275
go to boot barn if american

[Anonymous No.17392728]

>>17390806
https://www.bushgear.co.uk/collections/barmah-hats
https://westernwear.co.uk/collections/all-hats?page=2
Ebay as well generally you can find some good stuff for pretty cheap.

[Anonymous No.17392752]

How would one pull off a similar outfit IRL?
>It's LARPing!
don't care, looks cool.

[Anonymous No.17392770]

>>17392156
It's a plantation hat, dummy, not a cowboy hat. Learn to identify shapes and concepts

[Anonymous No.17392775]

>>17371819
This may be the wrong general to ask but does any anon have a recommendation for those colorful style of long sleeved button ups. The only word I can find for it would be Cartel style colorful button ups.

[Anonymous No.17392811]

>>17372051
/frag/fag detected

[Anonymous No.17392937]

>>17392770
And how does that affect anything I said? It doesn’t. Get a real hat, faggot.

[Anonymous No.17392966]

>>17392775
just look for colorful pearl snaps

[Anonymous No.17392987]

>>17392770
*tips fedora

[Anonymous No.17393210]

Does anyone make a repro of this jacket? Look at that texture.

[Anonymous No.17393317]

>>17374078
Imma need a sauce on that

[Anonymous No.17393435]

>>17371819
bought a cowboy hat for the first time in my life, is the top crease supposed to touch the top of my head?

[Anonymous No.17393558]

>>17393210
Mister Freedom or Sugar Cane will probably be your best bet.
https://misterfreedom.com/collections/jackets/products/veste-belleville-stripe-covert-jacket
You can also go back through this blog to find things that are not available on the store website anymore:
https://www.christopheloiron.com/

[Anonymous No.17393968]

>>17393558
Cheers. Yeah, looking at it I did think
>probably have to give some jap a gorillian dollars

[Anonymous No.17393976]

>>17393968
>>17393558

Ah, I didn't know Mister Freedom wasn't Jap.

[Anonymous No.17393980]

>>17393435
It can, but shouldn't be what's holding the hat up. A properly sized hat is supported by the sweatband around your head and should sit a finger or so above the top of your ear.

[Anonymous No.17394695]

>>17393980
It's mostly supported by the sweatband, but I guess I can add a little bit of a filler underneath it.

[Anonymous No.17394930]

>>17393435
>>17393980
NTA. I wouldn't pad it out much if you're going to do it at all, provided the hat actually fits around your noggin. Having the crown sit low like that is gonna look much better from your side profile, especially if you don't have a full beard or something to elongate your jaw shape. Sometimes I see a dude with a big Stetson and he'll look like a cone-head from the side if the crown is real tall. I don't have a strong beard so when I get a hat made I have them bring the crown down quite a bit.

Look in the mirror or cellphone camera and look at the opening of the hat while you're wearing it, mirror at a low angle. If you can distinctly see a gap around the sweatband that'll give you a good idea if the fit is right. If the hat only fits right when the sweatband is touching the top of your eyebrows, throw it away. Here's an example of an obviously too-big hat

[Anonymous No.17395358]

Western fashion makes anyone look masculine and stylish af. Honestly goat of fashion trends.

[Anonymous No.17395497]

>>17374017

[Anonymous No.17396344]

>>17393976
They collaborate with SC often, but they're based in Cali. Really great stuff, pricey but you can find great deals secondhand with some patience

[Anonymous No.17396400]

>>17373760
>R.M Williams
Good brand for country-inspired stuff without feeling like a larper as they lean pretty hard into the upper-middle/white collar aesthetic too.
RM boots are practically a uniform item for male doctors and lawyers in Australia.

[Anonymous No.17396834]

>>17396400
Red Backs are better boots though and like half the price.
>t. worked in agri in Aus for a few years.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqwbBpcElpE

[Anonymous No.17396848]

There’s a man goin’ round takin’ names

[nook No.17397412]

>Crtl+F
>RRL only 3 times

This board is ass

[nook No.17397421]

>>17397412
forgot my pic, here's a ferret

[nook No.17397433]

>>17397421

[Anonymous No.17397463]

>>17382755
>can't wear a denim coats without being a laborer

What a silly thing to gatekeep.

[Anonymous No.17398445]

>>17374741
Why not? I live in England and dress like this for the most part. Just be confident in your choice of clothings and don't take it too far into larp territory. Start by buying some proper boots and go for it.

[Anonymous No.17398451]

>>17376437
>>17376443
Those look damn beautiful

[Anonymous No.17398454]

>>17374741
If you lived in rural America you'd say
>i can't wear that because i am not in texas.
If you lived in texas you would say
>i can't wear that because that is cringe

[Anonymous No.17398455]

>>17382275
Those are Tony Lamas, I have the Teju Lizards similar to them and love them dearly

[Anonymous No.17398805]

>>17398445
Where did you get your boots? Ebay?

[Anonymous No.17398826]

>>17376406
>Women love that shit too, especially older ones, so it's prime time to rock the cowboy shit if you're 30+ or into older women
I enjoy older women but that doesn't change the fact that I live in Connecticut. I don't think you can pull off cowboy boots anywhere northeast of Ohio.

[Anonymous No.17399070]

>>17398826
I don’t know why it is so taboo to wear cowboy boots? I wear them where I want and few people say anything. Even if they notice, they look like dress shoes from a distance. Maybe it is just autism but I sincerely think you can wear them anywhere you want. Who gives a fuck. Most people dress like shit anyways.

>picrel just copped

[Anonymous No.17399074]

>>17398455
Any info on how Tony Lamas size?

[Anonymous No.17399078]

/fa/ convinced me to start dressing like a cowboy a while back. Here's today's lower key driving 8 hours fit.

[Anonymous No.17399083]

>>17399074
Not him, but half size to one size down.

[Anonymous No.17399111]

>>17399078
Nice pattern on that jacket. I've been looking for a shearling lambskin jacket but most I come across are boomer tier

[Anonymous No.17399156]

Speaking of jackets, I've always wanted one similar to Longmire's, but the real thing is $3,600 and I don't want some costume replica POS. Any suggestions? Doesn't have to be identical, just a similar style, could even be waxed canvas or something instead of suede.

[Anonymous No.17399189]

>>17399078
ID on jacket?

[Anonymous No.17399191]

>>17399083
From what? Sneakers? Brannock?

[Anonymous No.17399208]

>>17372594
Is there a name for this fabric? The texture is great.

[Anonymous No.17399249]

>>17399189
Lee Stormrider.
>>17399191
Yes just from sneakers.

[Anonymous No.17399292]

>>17399249
Thanks, bro

[Anonymous No.17399545]

>>17398805
Yup, best bet is to buy them from USA and deal with the postage prices, tho sometimes you can find a sneaky UK deal on Facebook and Vinted
>>17399074
I've been fine buying my own size with Tony's though I felt my Boulet boots were tighter than usual

[Anonymous No.17399554]

>>17399078
Truly a master of disguise

[Anonymous No.17399588]

>>17399554
Yeah you can tell by the pixels I'm a pro.
>>17399078
Here was the formal fit for the wedding the night before.

[Anonymous No.17399603]

>>17399111
Yeah it was a lucky ebay find. I've got a denim quilt lined Stormrider for just cool weather, that one for down to about 30F, but then I've got my fuckhuge Carhartt because it dips way into the negatives where I am. Still looking for that holy grail western styled jacket that will do the job around -30F.

[CecilDrakeInBangkok !effayRxItQ No.17399609]

>>17399588
Stop putting your dog in a cage

[Anonymous No.17399626]

>>17399609
Nah he loves it. Besides, little guy is recovering from TPLO surgery and needs crated when not supervised.

[Anonymous No.17399693]

>>17399078
>>17399588
Pants are too short and you need different glasses. Western is hard with them at all but I settled on flat-bottomed aviator boomer glasses, they seem to be the most common choice among actual cowboys and other country guys who wear the style in its natural environment and I've gotten a surprising number of compliments on them. (Especially from arthoe types, weirdly enough.)
Otherwise pretty good though.

[Anonymous No.17399709]

>>17399588
Sharp fit, although the jacket looks slightly too large for you. Strangely, the sleeves could be slightly longer. Still, very nice, anon.
>>17399693
To my eyes the pants work with the boots, but they'd definitely be short with anything else.

[Anonymous No.17399726]

>>17373760
What color would I describe this as? Brown or tan? I want this fit.

[Anonymous No.17399869]

>>17372051
idk why man but it just does not look good
it doesn't look terrible but I feel like until you lose weight nothing is gonna look great

[Anonymous No.17399918]

>>17394930
There's no real gap, but I can definitely make the hat twist around a bit when I shake my head no.

[Anonymous No.17399954]

>>17399603
Maybe a lambskin/shearling double breasted coat

[Anonymous No.17399957]

>>17399693
Those look like the glasses I had as a kid. I got called all kinds of names because of them, but apparently they're a fashion icon among arthoes now. Oh well.

[Anonymous No.17400256]

Any jacket recs?

[Anonymous No.17400258]

>>17388159
These are both Ariat, right? I know the left are heritage ropers, can I get an id on the right?

[Anonymous No.17400267]

>>17399693
>pants too short
Nah no way, fly-overs have an irrational fear of fitted pants and will drown their ankles in an embarassing amount of break.
Pic rel looks like shit

[Anonymous No.17400283]

recently copped this jacket
is it /western/?

[Anonymous No.17400286]

>>17400267
>jumps from one extreme to the other
dumb nigger

[Anonymous No.17400289]

>>17400256
Forgot to mention, looking for something brown, maybe canvas?
Blue jean jacket would be cool too

[Anonymous No.17400392]

>>17400256
Lee Storm Rider is the default and less larpy. Lambskin coat or something indian inspired like >>17400283 would kick it up a notch. Long dusters for full larping.

[Anonymous No.17400425]

>>17378622
Don't go getting skinned alive by the narcs now

[Anonymous No.17400440]

>>17400258
Heritage roughstock, I have a pair, they are nice.

[Anonymous No.17400467]

>>17400440
oh no no no western bros?

[Anonymous No.17400604]

>>17400467
what are we going to do, western-sisters?

[Anonymous No.17400824]

>>17374068
As a Mexican girls like this are just instant boners. Something inside of me is telling me to cum deep inside of them

[Anonymous No.17400852]

>>17400824
Are you white?

[Anonymous No.17400862]

>>17400824
No like i said I’m mexican. Ironically I have a white gf

[Anonymous No.17400863]

>>17400852
>>17400862
Meant to reply to (You)

[Anonymous No.17400871]

>>17400862
Oh shit I can't read
Same here hermano, except I don't think the girls that look como india maria are attractive

[Anonymous No.17400908]

>>17400871
That’s the classic Mexican girl look. It’ll never get old for me especially cause I’m a coomer and can imagine them on all fours creaming on me and moaning in Spanish and nine months later holding my baby son while making me tortillas

[Anonymous No.17400920]

>>17400871
Las morritas