Built for the Modern Cowboy: Why Steel and Saddle Delivers
The modern cowboy has one boot in the saddle and another planted in a world that moves fast. Steel and Saddle builds western wear tough enough for ...
Field Notes
Guides to western wear, cowboy hats and Nashville, written from the shop at Marathon Village.
The modern cowboy has one boot in the saddle and another planted in a world that moves fast. Steel and Saddle builds western wear tough enough for ...
Not all western wear is created equal. Steel and Saddle stocks pieces built for real life, rooted in ranch and rodeo tradition, and chosen for the ...
No filler, no trend chasers, no pretenders. Every brand on our floor earned its place through real function, proven quality, and a heritage that ho...
Step inside Steel and Saddle at Marathon Village and find authentic western wear built for real life. Cowboy hats, a Hat Bar, and gear built to be ...
Two words. Two pillars. One name built from something real. Learn how Steel and Saddle got its name and why every letter of it means something.
Not every piece of western wear is built equal. Find out how Steel and Saddle hunts down makers who treat craftsmanship as a way of life, from the ...
Steel and Saddle wasn't built in a boardroom. It was built on the real traditions of the American West, and every piece we make is a testament to t...
From cattle operations taking in curious easterners to a cultural cornerstone of American identity, the dude ranch story is really about a nation c...
Rodeo was never cooked up for tourists. It was born from the hard, necessary work of vaqueros and cowboys managing cattle across open range. Here i...
The frontier didn't hand anything to anyone. It was carved out by people with grit, stubborn resolve, and a code that still runs through American c...
Most folks think ranching belongs to Texas or Wyoming, but Tennessee has its own rugged cattle story stretching back to the 1700s. From frontier su...
Western wear didn't come from a Hollywood studio. It came from centuries of Native American knowledge, leather craft, beadwork, and design that bui...
While you're here
Graphic tees, outerwear and caps, drawn by hand by working cowboys and printed a few miles from where these are written.