Richardson Hats

This is the hat wall. If you came here from a search for a Richardson 112, a leather-patch trucker, or a hat that does not look like every other arena aisle — start here. These are the hats we would wear to a weekday feeding and still have on at the stock-show banquet. What is a Richardson 112, and why do western people keep buying it? The Richardson 112 is a structured trucker: foam or firm front, mesh back, snapback. It sits mid-profile. It does not slouch. It photographs clean and it survives a dusty parking lot. That is why it became the default western hat that is not a felt dress hat. How we build the patch 2024 wanted a giant centered rectangle. That look is tired. Ours are small, tone-on-tone, slightly offset, in hexagon, shield, diamond, or a tapered arch. The point is that someone has to get close to read it — which is how a real brand mark works. Who these are for Horse moms. Ranch wives. Stock-show moms who live in a folding chair from February to May. Not festival-core. Not a men's slouch cap marketed as unisex. Fit, care, and shipping One-size snapback. Spot-clean. Do not toss a leather patch through a washer. Every hat is printed to order and ships when it is made — you are not waiting on a warehouse that does not exist. Free shipping over $75. Browse the twenty designs, or start with Horse Mom, Ranch Wife, and Cutting Horse Co. Those three tell you who we are.