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Vermont Winter Edit
Posted on October 12 2022
Vermont Winter Edit Our winter edit takes place in idyllic Vermont with scenes of mountains blanketed by freshly-fallen snow, canvas tent camping, hiking, and enjoying the winter landscapes. “IN EVERY WALK WITH NATURE, ONE RECEIVES FAR MORE THAN HE SEEKS.”JOHN MUIR Winter essentials. Understated favorites born from functionality and built...
Home on the Range
Posted on October 12 2022
Home on the Range For Brett and Leah, being born to life on the range is a commitment to the generations of ranching families that came before them. A commitment they are happy to fulfill. Photography by Marisa Anderson “THERE ARE MANY WONDERFUL PLACES IN THE WORLD, BUT ONE OF...
The Burroughs Garret
Posted on October 12 2022
The Burroughs Garret Handweaver Justin Squizzero challenges modern definitions of progress by creating functional textiles that celebrate the natural world and the dignity of human labor. by Mark Kauzlarich The wood creaks under the feet as Justin Squizzero makes his way up the stairs to the garret, the unfinished attic,...
Against the Odds
Posted on October 12 2022
Against the Odds Meet the Stewart family. Their passion for food security and diversity in agriculture led them to Douglas, Arizona where they are financing a sustainable farming project to make good, clean food more accessible. Photography by Ivan McClellan. Rachel and James Stewart lived a busy life in the...
Fly to Table in Taos, New Mexico
Posted on October 10 2022
Photography by Michael Weidemann Fly to Table in Taos, New Mexico All around the world, on any given evening, thousands of stories are being swapped across bar tops and counters. Even more, are being swapped behind them. That’s how Michael first met Chris Castro, a local designer turned cocktail and...
Keeping Tradition Alive with the Harris Sisters
Posted on October 10 2022
KEEPING TRADITOIN ALIVE WITH THE HARRIS SISTER The Harris sisters are a trio creating traditional Native American beadwork in their hometown of Pendleton, OR. By Bill RodenPhotography by Wray Sinclair Harris Sisters Co was founded by sisters Katie, Anna, and Mary in Pendleton, OR. The sisters are from the Nez...
Carpe Diem Featuring Cowboy Antonio
Posted on October 10 2022
Carpe Diem Featuring Cowboy Antonio Antonio James lives in Brownsville, TX. He’s a photographer, family man, and all-around cowboy. Photography by Ivan McClellan “I THINK A COWBOY IS ANY MAN THAT TAKES WHATEVER THE WORLD THROWS AT HIM, PICKS UP HIS GRIT, AND RIDES WITH IT LIKE GOLD.” My name...
MAN OF MANY HATS
Posted on October 06 2022
MAN OF MANY HATS THE STORY OF JOHN B. STETSON It was summer 1862. Storms were brewing over the Colorado Rockies. And when the rain hit, John B. Stetson and his colleagues went scrambling for shelter. Thinking quickly, they fashioned coverage from the animals they had shot for food. First,...
Sustainable Ranching at Carman Ranch
Posted on September 28 2022
Sustainable Ranching at Carman Ranch There’s an art to cooking a perfect steak. Stetson pays the experts at Carman Ranch in Wallowa, OR a visit to learn straight from the professionals. Photography by Joe Haeberle SHOP STETSON WESTERN STRAW HATS Perched on the banks of the river for which it...
Profile of Emilé Zynobia
Posted on September 28 2022
Profile of Emilé Zynobia Emilé Zynobia wasn’t born out West but she found herself out in Wyoming. She recounts her journey of diversity in the West and becoming a cowgirl like no other. Photography by Sofia Jaramillo. Words by Emilé I wasn’t born in the West but living out here...
The Good Life
Posted on September 28 2022
THE GOOD LIFE MEET THE YOUNG COUPLE BEHIND VERMONT’S BIG PICTURE FARM, WHERE THE AIR IS CLEAN, THE HOMEMADE CARAMELS ARE DELICIOUS—AND THE GOATS ARE THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME. By Andrew Paine Bradbury Photography by Maaike Bernstrom We all dream about it. Living a less connected, more grounded, so-called...
Sage to Saddle
Posted on September 27 2022
SAGE TO SADDLE HOW A SOUTH DAKOTA NONPROFIT IS ELEVATING THE LIVES OF LAKOTA OGALA YOUTH THROUGH HORSEMANSHIP By Bill RodenPhotography by Wray Sinclair Down rutted dirt roads, over jarring cattle grates, then a hard right into the native grasslands of the Great Plains lies the Lakota Oglala nation. The...
Interview with Tattoo Artist: Josh Arseneau
Posted on August 19 2021
Stetson visited tattoo artist, Josh Arseneau at Electric Anvil, where he works and took a stroll around his Brooklyn neighborhood with his dogs Larry and Shaq. Read along for the full interview. Stetson: When did you start your career as a tattoo artist? Josh Arseneau: It’s not fair to say...
An Interview with Photographer Rambo
Posted on August 19 2021
Rambo’s images in fashion, music, and portraits have been featured by GQ, RollingStone.com, VICE.com, Essence.com, Sweets, Garance Doré and many more. She most recently captured, “A Day with Chris Brown of Refueled Magazine” for #StetsonStories. This week, photographer Heath Herring turns the camera around on Rambo for this intimate interview....
Farm Life in Cameron, Texas
Posted on August 19 2021
Riding shotgun with James Burks, Farm Manager at 44 Farms. With thousands of acres, miles of fence and cattle herds in multiple pens, a truck is essential on the farm. Burks wears a Shasta 10X Premier Cowboy Hat. Meet Luke Jenkins. Director of Farm Operations at 44 Farms. Days spent...
Mother's Day with Ranch Wives
Posted on August 19 2021
It is said that all love begins and ends with motherhood. Meet two moms who are putting their spin on being a ranch mom in the twenty-first century and sharing their story along the way. Part One: Photography by Tawnee Williams JaTanna and Natalie have been friends since before they...
Keep it Public
Posted on August 19 2021
Story and photography by Ben Matthews The term, “Public Lands” has become a sort of a buzzword these days in certain industries around the US. If you step back and think about the term, it simply means land that can be used by and is for the public. That’s you,...
Meet The Maker: Odin Leather Goods
Posted on August 19 2021
Photographer Steven Visneau visits Odin Leather Goods in Texas. The first time I met Odin was at a craft fair where my wife and I ran a booth. We would take turns running the booth while the other would go search for other vendors that we liked. Usually, we would...
Interview with Grace Askew
Posted on August 19 2021
Photography and words by Heath Herring. Nobody goes looking for home in a place like Cline’s Corners. It’s not there. People crossing paths in a place like this are coming, going or running away from something nobody’s talking about way out here on the fringe. It’s nobody’s home and they’re...
The Women of Nashville
Posted on August 19 2021
Since moving to Nashville three years ago, Stylist and photographer Loren Maring has been constantly intrigued by the women who were brave enough to leave their rural roots to pursue their dreams in Music City. These women are a blend of strength and beauty–fierceness and femininity; each made her way...
Off the Open Road by Nick Pacione
Posted on August 19 2021
New arrival: The Dune 5X Gun Club Hat in Black. Model: Zoe Champagne ‘Off the Open Road’ At the end of the open road lies a new one.. a path less paved where nothing’s for certain.At the end of the open road, you replace what you know with what you’re...
An Evening “Into The Wild”
Posted on August 19 2021
Field Venture is a collaboration between Chef James Gop of Heirloom Fire and Magdalena Mieczkowska of Magdalena Events. Having worked on over 100 successful events together, the two wanted to create something that allowed them the opportunity to build imaginative events of their own design from the ground up. Field...
Stetson Stories: Winter on the Ranch
Posted on August 19 2021
Back to Basics with Brad Karl and photography by Marisa Anderson Days start early on the ranch and it doesn’t matter how cold it is, ranch work doesn’t end. Outdoorsmen keep coming to Stetson for hats, boots, and apparel designed to protect them through the toughest conditions. Brad wears the...
Stetson Stories: Shop Visit with William Graeber
Posted on August 19 2021
Photography by Eric Granado William wears the Plaid Wool Ivy Cap and the Brushed Twill Flannel The furniture we use every day tends to be one of the most overlooked commodities in today’s society. Our friend, William Graeber has set out to change that idea and share what woodworking is...
Stetson Stories: Good Stewards
Posted on August 19 2021
Story & Photography by Corey Woosley Shop Outdoor Straw Hats Phil Howes is a former game warden for the state of New Mexico and currently works as a ranch and game manager for a private ranch outside of Santa Fe. Diane, Phil’s wife, is a botanist by education and a...
Stetson Summer Series: On the Road in New Mexico
Posted on August 19 2021
Story by Robert W Dean The sun was just beginning to make its descent into the evening, the windows were down and a brisk air mixed with the smell of pine and sage was pouring into the cab as we came rolling into this quaint yet vibrant town. There is...
On the Road with Joekenneth
Posted on August 19 2021
Joekenneth Museau is a Brooklyn-bred artist who seeks to connect with the world around him through his ability to create a mosaic of words formed by personal experiences and astute observations. Throughout his creative career, Joekenneth has sought to express himself in various mediums beyond writing; which includes photography, modeling,...
Farm to Fire in the PNW
Posted on August 19 2021
Tournant began with an oyster and a dream. Jaret Foster and Mona Johnson met while working at Portland Farmers Market, a nonprofit that operates several outdoor farmers markets in Portland, OR. Both had worked in professional kitchens in their youth and eventually, their passion for bringing together food and community...
Santa Fe with Bianca Shannon
Posted on August 19 2021
Story and photography by Jenny McClary and Allie Leepson. See their work here. “I WAS ONE OF THOSE KIDS WHO WAS ALWAYS OBSESSED WITH HORSES. IT’S HARD TO EXPLAIN WHY I LOVE IT SO MUCH. HAVING A CONNECTION, AND PARTNERSHIP, WITH A 1200LB ANIMAL SEEMS LIKE THE MOST MAGICAL THING...
Fly to Table in Taos, New Mexico
Posted on August 19 2021
By Michael Weidemann All around the world, on any given evening, thousands of stories are being swapped across bar tops and counters. Even more, are being swapped behind them. That’s how Michael first met Chris Castro, a local designer turned cocktail and food writer turned restaurant owner. They sat down...
Stetson Stories: Matt Smiley of Whispering Beat Horsemanship
Posted on August 19 2021
Story and photography by Heath Herring My name is Matt Smiley. I’m a horse trainer here in the Navajo Nation and the owner of Whispering Beat Horsemanship. My story begins at my grandparents’ ranch, Billy Ranch in Manuelito, New Mexico. I was raised by a single mother. There was no...
Against the Odds: Southwest Black Ranchers
Posted on August 19 2021
Stetson Stories: Against The OddsSouthwest Black Ranchers Meet the Stewart family. Their passion for food security and diversity in agriculture led them to Douglas, Arizona where they are financing a sustainable farming project to make good, clean food more accessible. Photography by Ivan McClellan. Rachel and James Stewart lived a...
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