The inventor of the cowboy hat is planning to expand into home, spirits and other categories to mine its heritage in the ...

At age 35, Stetson left Colorado and went to Philadelphia to set up a factory, where he produced not only Western styles, but also dress ... men and women topped their heads with brimmed felts ...

Stetson noticed a need for cattlemen ... Today, the 155-year-old company sells dress hats and other apparel including boots and clothing for men and women.

These days one of the nicer dress Stetsons could set ... President Ronald Reagan’s Stetson-loving ways also had men digging out their hats or buying new ones. RELATED: Ronald Reagan loved ...

During the early 1900s, there was a romanticism surrounding Western culture, lending itself to easy hat sales for both men and women. Owning a Stetson ... as much about the dress-hat lines ...

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.

In the early 20th century, Stetson branched out and began making dress hats and caps. In the '30s, the company began making women’s hats—pillboxes, tricornes, berets, and cloches. In the '40s, ...

While her husband was clad in a custom Givenchy outfit and 12-year-old daughter Blue Ivy, also in attendance, wore a custom Vivienne Westwood Couture dress ... and a Stetson cowboy hat.