Western Wear, Men's Suits

Western wear is a group of men's suits  which derive its distinctive style from the clothing worn in the 19^th century American West.

Western wear range from precise historical reproductions of pioneer, mountain man, Civil Warfare, cowboy as well as vaquero clothing to the stylized clothes popularized by playing cowboys such as Gene Autry as well as Roy Rogers in the 1940s and '50s.

The most convoluted western dress suit in is the tradition work created by rodeo tailors such as Nudie Cohn and Manuel, which is characterize by convoluted stitching and rhinestone adornment. This kind of western wear, popularized by country music performer, is the source of the phrase rhinestone cow boys.

A few western companies focus on maintaining cowboy genuineness in their actions, for instance like Happy Pappy's Holdup exterior of Hardin, Montana for reenactments, dramatic events, and history tour.