Where are you buying new shooting clothing?

[Jack Spade]

I have lost some weight and my clothes are getting baggy.  Most of my existing clothing came from Wild West Mercantile but in looking at their online catalog they don't seem to have what I am looking for in stock or in my size.  What are the alternatives to shopping with them?  

[X Mark]

Go to the Cowboy Swap Meet at Landrun.

I'm sure that there will be something there that you will like and fits you !

[Eyesa Horg]

You could also post an "In search Of " in the Classifieds here on the forum.

[Lonesoms Al SASS37893]

Denham's  and Work and Ranch might have what you need.

[Jimmy Reb, SASS #54804]

I shoot b-west. So jeans are available at Walmart. Cowboy shirts are available at Walmart, Tractor Supply, Murdoch's, and a local supply store.

Living in the "Cowboy State" helps.

[Sarge]

I've been buying shirts from J. Hornaday Dry Goods.

[Jack Spade]

Ok, I am specifically looking for Frontier Classics "cowboy" pants.  I do not like the high waist with the split V yoke in the back for the suspenders.   I went to the frontier classics website and when I click on any of the pants it brings up a website error.  Guess I will have to call them.

[Will Kane]

You might consider checking out Wild West Mercantile, Historical Emporium and Texas Jack Wild West Outfitter.

[H. K. Uriah, SASS #74619]

Cabelas has some nice shirts that work well for Cowboy shooting.   They may not be super "accurate" but they fit the bill and do look old fashioned and are not too expensive.

I remember once I was road tripping to a shoot out in the Midwest.  (I live in New England.)  About 4 hours after leaving home, I realized I'd left my shirts hanging sitting on the kitchen table where I'd put them so I'd not forget them.  Didn't work out that way...

Anywhoo, stopped at the first Cabelas on the way and got three or four decent shirts to wear.

Edited September 16 by H. K. Uriah, SASS #74619

[La Sombra]

Ebay might have what you're looking for. However, I agree that a WTB ad might be better.

 

La Sombra

[Too Tall Bob]

Wild West Mercantile, a long time and Loyal SASS supporter should have everything you need. Look them up on line at:  wwmerc.com

Edited September 16 by Too Tall Bob

[Slow Mo Dern]

Hey, Jack.

Try River Junction Trade Company.

I have purchased pants and holsters from them and have been satisfied with them.

 

Mo

[Yellowstone Vic SASS#32968]

4 hours ago, Jack Spade said:

Ok, I am specifically looking for Frontier Classics "cowboy" pants.  I do not like the high waist with the split V yoke in the back for the suspenders.   I went to the frontier classics website and when I click on any of the pants it brings up a website error.  Guess I will have to call them.

https://wwmerc.com/cowboy-trousers-cm81/?searchuuid=73bc791e-a3f4-4ba6-93e3-93db3bab931f&search_query=Style+%23CM81

 

I believe these are what you a looking for.....

[Vail Vigilante]

The question is are you at your goal weight?

Because if you are not, you might be better off to find a person to alter what you still have.

Of course depending on how many clothes you want to replace.

[Cpt Dan Blodgett, SASS #75655]

Sass wire local matches and thrift stores

[Edward R S Canby, SASS#59971]

Locally I've bought some nice B-Western shirts at Cavenders.  There is one in Kansas City.  Texas Jacks is good both online and, in their brick, and mortar store.   For local matches I just wear blue jeans.  I prefer zippered trousers over ones with buttons.  

[Griff]

10 hours ago, Jack Spade said:

Ok, I am specifically looking for Frontier Classics "cowboy" pants.  I do not like the high waist with the split V yoke in the back for the suspenders.   I went to the frontier classics website and when I click on any of the pants it brings up a website error.  Guess I will have to call them.

Check out these retailers for what you're looking for:  https://frontierclassics.biz/clothing/online-retailers/

[Jack Spade]

Thanks for the suggestions.

[Kid Rich]

Boot Barn also gives a SASS discount. You may have to tell them as some stores don't realize it.

kR

[Ol Salty Sailor]

On 9/16/2026 at 6:54 AM, Jack Spade said:

I have lost some weight and my clothes are getting baggy.  Most of my existing clothing came from Wild West Mercantile but in looking at their online catalog they don't seem to have what I am looking for in stock or in my size.  What are the alternatives to shopping with them?  

You could by the Mrs. a new sewing machine.

[Jack Spade]

17 minutes ago, Ol Salty Sailor said:

You could by the Mrs. a new sewing machine.

My Mrs. is a full time quilter and owns I think 6 top of the line sewing machines and a $50k longarm quilt machine.  She has made me a couple of vests but draws the line at pants and shirts. 

[Griff]

1 hour ago, Jack Spade said:

My Mrs. is a full time quilter and owns I think 6 top of the line sewing machines and a $50k longarm quilt machine.  She has made me a couple of vests but draws the line at pants and shirts. 

My late wife did also... quilt, sew, even made me a couple of shirts... but also drew the line at pants.  So I made 'em myself.  It ain't rocket science, a pattern and just ignore the man card, and read the instructions... 😉  I have the opposite problem, I probably found the weight you lost!  Maybe even some others!