Shopping

Big plans underway for expansion only add to the excitement when you visit Harry's. 

13 locations and customer satisfaction make the Overland Sheepskin Company a familiar name and a welcome sight to shoppers across the west

Finding cowboy boots in Texas is as easy as finding pizza in Italy. But what about in Connecticut?

Nancy and Frank Anderson's devotion to the West and living free is evident in the belt buckles, necklaces, hat pins, and other pieces at their Boulder, Colorado, shop.

From its humble beginnings as a Western clothing store in Miami, today's J.W. Cooper is a byword for quality and artisanship — so much so that it was featured in the Robb Report.

The Montana shop offers one-of-a-kind furniture pieces, from bars and buffets to desks and bookcases.

Shortly after this Austin, Texas store opened, the lieutenant governor put it on the map by buying buckles for everyone in the state senate and for then-governor, George W. Bush.

Jewelry designer Laura Rutkowski brings the flavors of the West to the east at her Western boutique, Cowgirl Chile Co., located on Main Street in Doylestown, Pennsylvania.

Furniture shopping should be an entertaining experience according to Valerie Watters, owner of Valerie's Furniture & Accents.

Rancher Jim Miller has two great loves — turquoise jewelry and his wife, Connie, not necessarily in that order.