The Boss of the Plains Hat was depicted in many of C M Russell’s paintings. He worked in his younger years as a cowboy so he knows what the cowboys wore. That helped him to make his paintings of the cowboys authentic. His cowboys in all of his pictures wore an open crown with a […]
At Staker Custom Hats you can get a custom western hat. We use only the best fur felt hat bodies made in the USA for our western cowboy hats. You can chose your quality. We use three different types of hat bodies 100% beaver, 50% beaver and European Hare. The 100% beaver is the best […]
The real cowboys hat is truly the Boss of the Plains Hat with it’s flat brim and open crown. The Boss of the plains hat is what the cowboys in the 1800’s wore to protect them from the weather. So if you really want to look like a cowboy from that time period you should […]
You can get an exact recreation of a Boss of the Plains hat at Staker Custom Hats and you can even get a distressed hat so it looks old and broken in. If you want to recreate the look of the 1800’s then you have to get yourself a Boss of the Plains hat. If your outfit […]
Get a custom hand made cowboy hat at staker custom hats and it will be your favorite hat. You will never want to take it off. You can’t beat the high quality finish and it fits like a glove.
Staker Custom Hats purchase’s three types of hat bodies I use to make our hats from, most if not all custom hatters use the same hat bodies. Staker Custom Hats makes a 100X ( 100% beaver), 50X ( 50% beaver and 50% European hare) and a 10X ( 100% European Hare.) Ultimately the quality of a […]
The cowboy of the old west had a certain wardrobe that was standard among cowboys. He wore his boots that were to small for his feet. They weren’t for walking because he didn’t do much walking just rode his horse every where. He didn’t wear a starched collared shirt. His shirt was loose fitting and […]
The old western cowboy hat is the Boss of the Plains hat. It is the hat that cowboys in the 1800’s wore. It has an o[pen crown with a flat brim and the only creases were dents that the cowboys put in them by grabbing their hats by the crown. Sometimes the brims were shaped by the […]
There are many stories which recount the wild delight with which the cowboy greeted the appearance of silk hat in a frontier where they and the owner of such hat happened to be sojourning together, and it is literally true that in the earlier days of the frontier such hats were often shot ” full […]
It’s the weekend and time for a little R & R. Get out there and wear your hat!
