vaquero tradition

Many of the intricate engraving patterns found on cowboy bits and spurs trace their roots back to Spain’s Alhambra palace. Through Spanish horsemanship and the vaquero tradition, those designs eventually found their way into the craftsmanship of the American West.

Horses were not accessories to cowboy life. They were essential. From managing cattle across vast open ranges to shaping the very culture of the American West, the cowboy’s most important tool wasn’t his hat or rope. It was the horse beneath him.

Dive into the world of western chaps with this ultimate guide! Learn about their history, types, and how they became an essential part of cowboy culture. Perfect for fans of the American West and western lifestyle enthusiasts.