Pearl-snap shirts have traditionally served a utilitarian purpose. The snaps allow a rancher to easily refasten the shirt if it gets snagged on barbed wire—no need to sew on a new four-hole button.

A mongst all the usual gothic lace, moody blooms and snuggly knits, there's a fun trend making waves across the high street ...

Inspired by the rolling hills and rugged beauty of the Texas Hill Country, the Ferrell brand represents the heart and soul of the Great American Outdoors and has emerged as a champion of ...

Seattle-based Filson has been outfitting loggers, hunters and all forms of rugged outdoorsmen for over 120 years. Adding to its already legendary selection of jackets and clothing, the brand now ...

Planning on flexing your sartorial muscles in the blog arena? You’ll need to come packing. And no, we’re not referring to your pocket square game. Every week on The Eye, we’ll cover a basic term you ...

Denver’s famous Rockmount Ranch Wear, a third-generation LoDo business known for its stylish Western shirts and pioneering button-snaps, knows what 420-friendly means. One of the shop’s latest ...

Why do cowboy shirts have snap buttons? Well, buckaroo, get down off that old cayuse and hunker down by the campfire and have some beans and I'll tell you all about it. Actually, I didn't have any ...

This story is part of the GP100, our annual roundup of the best products of the year. To see the full list of winners, grab the latest issue of Gear Patrol Magazine. The apparel industry is one of the ...

“The West is not a place, it’s a state of mind,” said “Papa Jack,” born Jack A. Weil, the founder of Rockmount Ranch Wear Manufacturing Company. Papa Jack launched his clothing company in 1946 and ...