Formal Western/Cowboy Clothes - THREE Outfit Examples

[@rosestewart1606]

I think you need 2 more parts...one for a basic tuxedo and another for the frock coat and vest, which would be the equivalent to black tie. Always a felt hat, and the hat increases the formality

[@EstevanBonilla]

What’s specific jeans? I know some can be baggy. And some will compliment the blazer but then look ridiculous with boots vice versa.

[@StartupCowboy]

Great question, I would recommend any boot cut Jean That is a dark wash. Levi, wrangler, cinch, Ariat, and many other brands. make really great jeans for occasions like this.

[@EstevanBonilla]

@@StartupCowboy Noted. Greatly appreciated Sir.

[@ivanrayanguiano3217]

Could never go wrong with boot cut jeans, personally I prefer them starched as well

[@nealfry2230]

I've Always wanted to be a Cowboy.

[@nealfry2230]

I've Always Loved you Hayden Panettiere

[@alwentzel4776]

What about a vest?

[@StartupCowboy]

Absolutely!

[@carystone7168]

Line up your belt buckle

[@TruthHurts-y7p]

Where are you getting your rules? Brokeback mountain?

[@StartupCowboy]

100%

[@Ksaxkradio]

@@StartupCowboy😂😂😂

[@FlyingTigersKMT]

Where are my Texas tuxedo boys?

[@ivanrayanguiano3217]

Starched jeans is a must 🤘🏼

[@johnnycharles702]

Get this man some starch.

[@kinggc3674]

"Standing all day and beeing comfortable" why do people say this? Boots are comfortable and i have never had a issue wearing my boots all day long. Maybe if you play dress up and dont wear boots every day you get tired

[@rosestewart1606]

they have to be good boots. any boots that you can wear riding or in the barn should clean up easy, and if they need a lot of help take them to a shoe repair and have them treated and shined