Cowboy Hats & Scarves

Cowboy Hats & Western Scarves

Top off your look with the two pieces that define the silhouette: a classic cowboy hat and a western bandana. This collection of headwear and neckwear covers the essentials of authentic western wear and western cowboy attire for men and women.

Hats for Men & Hats for Women

Straw, felt, suede, and leather styles in classic western shapes — Cattleman, Gambler, Rancher, and Outback — with a wide brim for sun coverage and a leather band or grosgrain ribbon trim. Straw styles are lighter and packable for hot days; felt and suede hold a more structured shape for cooler weather and dressier occasions.

Bandanas & Scarves

A black bandana is the single most versatile piece in this lineup — pair it with a dark felt hat for a sharp, understated look, or build out a full rotation with a red bandana, a blue bandana, denim-blue, turquoise, and patriotic red, white styles. Our assortment of cotton bandanas ranges from solid color to paisley print, paisley pattern mixes, tie-dye, two-tone, color-block, polka dot, striped, plaid, floral print, skull, geometric, and camouflage patterns — some reversible or double-sided, a few with an embroidered edge, most finished with a soft fringe, all cut from a simple woven cotton weave that holds up to daily wear.

Wear it the traditional way — folded into a triangle and knotted around your neck as a neck scarf, kerchief, or neckerchief — or tied over the nose, mouth, and forehead for dust and sweat protection during rodeo, roping, or bull riding events. Beyond the neck, it doubles easily as a head wrap, a folded headband or hair accessory, a head scarf, a wrap scarf for a bag or belt loop, a folded pocket square, a hat band wrap, or a wrist tie — one small, affordable piece that works a dozen different ways, and one of our best-selling categories for exactly that reason.

Hat colors range from deep charcoal and brown to ivory, camel, and burgundy, with tonal and distressed finishes for a more worn-in, old west look. Pair a wide-brim hat with jeans and a western shirt for a classy, trendy cowboy look, or add a bandana as a small finishing detail to round out your wardrobe.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I get a straw hat or a felt hat?
Straw hats are lighter and better for hot weather and daily outdoor wear. Felt and suede hats are warmer and more structured, better suited to cooler months or dressier, retro-inspired outfits.

How do I find my cowboy hat size?
Measure your head circumference about an inch above your ears and compare it to the hat size chart listed on each product page — cowboy hats run by head measurement, not standard S/M/L sizing.

How do you tie a black bandana or any western bandana?
The classic method is folding it corner to corner into a triangle, then knotting the two ends behind your neck — the same technique works whether you're wearing it as a neckerchief, a folded pocket square, or a head scarf.

What else can I use a bandana for besides wearing it around my neck?
Beyond the classic neckerchief style, a bandana works as a head wrap, a folded headband, a hat band accent, a wrist tie, or even a wrap scarf tied around a bag strap or belt loop — it's one of the most versatile small accessories in a western wardrobe.