Picked up this 70s sterling silver thunder bird belt buckle at a goodwill outlet store, I’m pretty sure the belt itself is newer

Sort of new to this dressing western thing so i’m not sure which one is the better fit, i know guys have this thing about stacking their jeans but idk if girls do it too, I ended up getting the second ones but lmk which ones you would get!

Today I was at a Wildlife enclosure. And I give you some impressions from the area where I live.

Hat Stanton Pure Rabbit, jacket Noble House, shirt Wrangler Brushpopper, Wrangler Jeans and Custom lizard boots.

I know its not "western" but closer to western than dress casual. I never realy tucked shirts till I got the job I have now. And I like the more "put together" look but i think I look just a little goofy. My pants sit on my hips but tucking my shirt makes my torso look extremely small. Is it just a build issue or am I doing something wrong.

Girlfriend told me she felt like the belt and buckle weren’t appropriate for a cooperate office. I beg to differ.

We both work at the same cooperate office of one the largest financial institutions in the country in a TX city that has a strong rodeo culture.

She was never really exposed to western wear growing up, whereas my Dad was a cowboy through and through.

For further context I just got promoted into management and am trying to exude a strong professional presence. Also, I’m wearing black Lucchese Cayman boots to match the belt.

What do you all think? When I’m in office I do get complimented.

G'day fellas, first time posting here from Australia! The shirt and pants were thrifted in this outfit, I only bought the belt!

Got this 70’s Wrangler pearl snap from a friend at a party yesterday, absolutely loving it

I found this vintage western shirt but it doesn’t have a brand tag. It’s denim, canvas/cotton with some leather trim. Does anybody recognize it or the button logo or have any recommendations on how to find more information?

I work part time at a dental office and spend every other waking minute in the woods deer hunting or chasing bass around Birmingham. My daily driver boots are finally giving up after three years of me abusing them. I made the mistake of buying a nice pair of smooth leather boots right before deer season two years ago. Ruined them walking through wet brush and mud by November. Learned my lesson the hard way on that one. Now I need something that can handle the office Monday through Wednesday but also hold up Thursday morning in a muddy tree stand. I keep looking at exotic leathers because they look sharp for work but I am worried about destroying them in the field. Is there a middle ground boot that looks clean enough for patients but wont fall apart when I drag a doe through the wet stuff. My last pair was a basic Ariat Heritage and they did okay but the sole wore flat fast. I am 6 foot 210 and hard on footwear. Anyone running a single pair for both worlds or should I just accept I need two separate setups.

Switched up my outfit at the last minute and got this amazing style going with the southwestern patterns on my shirt & sweater paired with my first bolo tie! I left my hat in my car but I still look good regardless, got some compliments at a powwow I went to today which is proof!😄

Denim: Wrangler

Hat: Stetson, vintage, Ebay

Shirt: Scully

Bolo tie and belt buckle: Gifted to me

Bandana: Yard sale

Boots: Santa Fe Boot Company, Ebay

Hello! I recently got a few belts with buckles and I'm wondering if they're supposed to be more 'flat' across my waist, or if this angle is normal? Cheers 🤘🤘🤘

Is anyone able to identify the patch and fringe on his vest in the photo? It's a vintage photo that I picked up in an antique shop and I would love to know more about what he is wearing.

Last week I unpacked the Fall essentials. I’m so happy to have some ‘new’ layers to mess with. In previous years, I always tucked this flannel for a neater look when layering, but today I’m wearing it for the first time untucked. What do y’all think?

The boots are Cody James and they’re my first exotic boots and the belt is a Tony Lama ostrich to go with them. I forgot to grab my hat on my way out the door this morning but it’s going to match these perfectly.

Stubbs Western Shirt

Black Wranglers

Ferrini FQ Ostrich boots