Cotton, feminine silhouettes, the story of our Spring collection

Our Spring Collection launches April 10th

I began designing for the spring collection, late fall of 2025. From the start I knew I wanted to bring more cotton into the line. Cotton a once huge farm crop in the US has almost disappeared. Most of what I have designed in the last few years has been linen, which I love and will always carry. Having cotton clothing just adds more depth and story to the line. Even though I design specifically for the season, I also think long term. Any of these pieces are versatile into fall and winter.

As spring began to approach, and being in the deepest part of winter, as I prepared for the Spring show in Round Top. I knew I wanted feminine designs and colors. I became obsessed with pink! And as a woman who almost exclusively wears mens clothes at home, levis off of the floor and a linen pearl snap, being obsessed with pink was new for me.

I also was craving flowers, and floral smells (que our first candle ever, made in Texas of natural ingredients, and gardenia based)

At this point the new year had passed and it was becoming one of our hardest political years to date. The year of the horse was going full blast, and again ultra feminine designs made more and more sense.

I hope you love this collection of mostly cotton pieces. Think yellow gingham, light blue/periwinkle oxford. There is a slight breeze in the air, and the smell of gardenias and lilacs, and fresh cut grass. You can also feel the warmth of summer in the air, and the birds are busy rebuilding their nests.

Shop the Spring Collection to find garments that work as hard as you do, and carry the legacy of the West, stitch by stitch.