Chaps: a type of protective clothing that are worn over pants to provide additional protection for the legs while horseback riding or working with livestock. They typically cover the thigh and lower leg and are made of leather or other durable materials.

Fringe Jacket: a type of jacket that features long strands of fringe along the sleeves, back, and/or front often made of leather or suede and is popular among western and bohemian fashion styles. Fringe jackets can be adorned with various decorations such as studs, beads, and embroidery.

Western Shirt: a type of shirt often made of cotton or denim and features a yoke on the back and front, snap buttons, and pointed collars; can be decorated with various designs, such as plaid, paisley, or floral patterns.

Bolo Tie: a type of necktie that consists of a cord or braided leather string with a decorative metal or stone clasp at the center.

Handkerchief: a small square of fabric, often made of cotton or silk, that is often folded and worn as a bandana or neckerchief, adding a touch of color and pattern to an outfit.

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