Made for Western Riders Who Work & Show
Western tack carries weight — literally and otherwise. It has to stay balanced, even under pressure. Your reins can’t get slick halfway through a pattern. Your headstall has to hold without slipping. Your halter needs to handle loading, tying, showing, and surviving trail dust without losing shape.
This is where fit, finish, and function all land in the same piece of gear.
Style That Stays Quiet
The western look doesn’t need to be loud to get noticed. A smooth stitch line can do the job. So can a croc noseband or a buckstitch edge that breaks the light just enough. Good leather holds its shape without fighting your horse’s face. And clean tack? That keeps the attention where it belongs: on your ride.
No Fast Tack Here
Every piece is cut, stitched, and finished by real hands in Pennsylvania. No pressed leather. No plastic reinforcements. The Amish makers who build your gear know how leather should behave in a working pen, a show ring, or a lesson horse’s third ride of the day.
You’ll see it in the cut of the headstall. You’ll feel it in the weight of the reins.
Leather That Lasts Longer Than Your Saddle Pad
We stick with Wickett & Craig leather for good reason. It holds shape, takes oil, and doesn’t start cracking after a hot weekend of hauling. The edges stay clean. The grip stays honest. Every ride makes it a little better.
Built-In Custom Without the Hassle
Western doesn’t mean one-size-fits-all. Need something with extra throatlatch room? Want a halter that matches your barn’s trim color or a nameplate for show days? Easy. Pick your material, pick your plate, type your name. Done.
Ready for the Next Ride?
Western riders know gear doesn’t lie. It either holds up or it doesn’t. Ours does. From rein to headstall to halter, every piece gets built with use in mind. Whether you’re loading out or riding in, you’ve got the gear for it.
Look around. Tap through. Ride better.
