The nation's oldest hat maker is finding the right fit again, as Stetson marks its 150th anniversary. They've topped presidents and celebrities across the decades, but the classic cowboy accessory has ...

EXPLORING THE HIGH SIERRA. WHEN YOU THINK OF THE SIERRA, OFTENTIMES YOU THINK OF EITHER SNOW STORMS OR THE PERFECT RELIEF FOR SUMMER HEAT. BUT WAIT UNTIL I TELL YOU THIS GOOD STORY. IT’S A STORY ...

HOUSTON – Welcome to Made in Texas, where we write about products made in the Lone Star State. Today, we’re featuring the accessory that became a staple of American cowboys over 150 years ago, the ...

President Donald Trump tries on a Stetson hat, as Dustin Noblitt, with Stetson Hats, smiles, during a "Made in America," product showcase featuring items created in each of the U.S. 50 states, at the ...

One of the great aphorisms of all time is that which describes the affectations of an upward climber (and maybe George Santos): all hat and no cattle. While this column won't help with the cattle, it ...

There are a lot of brands that boast about their American heritage, even if they’re only a few decades old. Then there’s Stetson. The quintessential Western brand was founded in 1865 by John B.

Iconic Stetson Worldwide, the feisty remainder of a classic hat empire begun in 1865, now is inserting itself into fashion and contemporary urban culture marking their 150th anniversary. Now lead by ...

Folks all around the country, even those who aren’t hat connoisseurs know the brand. But you may not know the backstory. The Southern Weekend stopped by the Stetson factory in Garland, Texas to see ...

Ten-gallon cowboy hat inventor John B. Stetson Co. says a distributor is trying to pilfer the rights to sell the head covering of choice for the likes of Buffalo Bill Cody and John Wayne. The 157-year ...

It's Made in America week in the nation's capital, ushering in the new tradition at the White House -- business leaders from all 50 states were welcomed to showcase products that are made in America.

The Stetson Hatters bring one of the most unusual mascot names in college sports to the NCAA men's tournament. In a field with Peacocks, Zips, Lopes and, uh, Beach, that's an accomplishment. And, yes, ...