Western suits are having a moment. From country weddings to quinceañeras, rodeo events and Sunday church, more men want a suit that looks sharp with boots and a hat. A classic business suit can look out of place in that setting. A western suit is made for it.
Here's what makes a western suit different, how to pick the right color, and how to style it from head to toe.
What Is a Western Suit?
A western suit (also called a cowboy suit or rodeo suit) takes the structure of a classic suit and adds details from traditional western wear. Our Ferrecci Men's Western Suit includes:
- Western yokes on the front and back, with piped seams and embroidered arrow tips
- Pearl-snap front closure instead of standard buttons
- Slanted welt pockets with embroidered arrowhead accents
- Snap-tab details at the back hem
- Matching flat-front pants with button-flap back pockets
It's still a real suit: notch lapel, fully lined jacket, matching pants. It just speaks western.
Where to Wear a Western Suit
- Country and ranch weddings: perfect for grooms, groomsmen and guests. Match the wedding party in one color for a clean, coordinated look.
- Quinceañeras: a favorite for fathers, chambelanes and family members who want a formal look with western style.
- Rodeos and stock shows: dress up for the arena, the banquet or the awards dinner.
- Church and holidays: a sharp option for Easter, Christmas and family gatherings.
- Country concerts and western nights: wear the jacket over jeans for a dressed-down version.
Choosing Your Color
- Black Western Suit: our best seller. Sharp and formal for evening weddings and events. Pair it with black or dark brown boots.
- Brown Western Suit: the most traditional western color. Warm and earthy with brown or tan boots and a matching hat.
- Charcoal Western Suit: dressy without being too dark. Works with black, brown or grey boots.
- Navy Western Suit: a classic that works day or night, and looks great with brown boots.
- Grey Western Suit: a lighter, daytime-friendly option for outdoor and spring weddings.
How to Style a Western Suit
- Shirt: start with a crisp white or light-colored dress shirt. A western snap shirt also works for a more casual look.
- Neckwear: a bolo tie is the classic choice. A slim tie, bandana or open collar all work too.
- Belt: a leather belt with a western buckle ties the look together.
- Boots: match your boots to the suit. Black with black or charcoal, brown or tan with brown, navy or grey.
- Hat: a felt cowboy hat for fall and winter events, straw for spring and summer.
Sizing Made Easy
Our western suits are a Drop 6: the pants waist is 6 inches smaller than the jacket size. Pick your jacket size and the pants are matched for you. For example, a 40R jacket comes with 34W pants. Sizes run 36R to 48R.
Not sure of your size? Measure around the fullest part of your chest; that number is your jacket size. Or call us at (866) 807-0706 and we'll help you find the right fit.
Shop the Look
Ready to dress up the western way? Shop the Ferrecci Men's Western Suit in Black, Brown, Charcoal, Navy and Grey. Free shipping on orders over $150.
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