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Cowboy Hats

Classic Cowboy Hats - Civil War Hats & Caps - Cavalry Hats - Military Hats

Cowboy Hats Store is the largest online western hat store, offering a tasteful variety of men’s, women's and children's hats. We have been in the hat business for over 30 years, are family owned and operated, and committed to providing our customers with quality hats coupled with unsurpassed service. Our store sells only those hats that meet our superior standards; and will therefore provide you, the customer, with years of wearing pleasure. We stock an abundant selection of all your favorite hat brands; including Stetson, Charlie 1 Horse, Resistol, Bailey and more. Our online store has every imaginable hat style in both felt and straw; whether you are shopping for classic, hunting, old west, Australian outback, presoiled, palm leaf straw, cattleman, frontier, gus, or Tom Mix hats. We also offer an attractive selection of western military hats including cavalry, campaign and civil war hats and caps.

Stetson sets the standard in Hats — it practically means Hats. The brand embodies spirit of the West and is an icon of quality and style the World over. Because of its authentic and rich heritage, Stetson has and will always be a part of American history. It was all started by a young American entrepreneur in the mid 1800’s named John B. Stetson.

It was all started by a young American entrepreneur in the mid 1800’s named John B. Stetson and this is his story…

If there was one thing John B. Stetson hated, it was the patter of raindrops on his head. He knew the rain and East coast cold weather would make his tuberculosis worse. In 1859, on doctor’s advice, the 24 year-old John B. moved out West.

By the 1860’s, John B. was panning for gold in Colorado but found the rugged life made him sicker. When he was trapped in the mountains and threatened by sudden rainstorms and howling winds, ordinary clothing didn't keep him warm and dry. He knew he had to act fast to protect himself — or die — so he hurled himself into the task. He noticed how beavers’ pelts repelled water in streams, so he trapped a few and created a thick fur felt that he used to make a tent, which kept him warm and dry.

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