Dear Cowgirl, 

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My hope for you is to wear our Ranch Pony apparel and it sets your spirit free. Whether it be walking across the field to halter your pony, or laughing with your girlfriends en-route to a country music festival, or trailering your pony for the rodeo. Or maybe it's that drive into town on that dusty road in the pickup truck. Or it's that night out on the town when you pair your favorite boots and turquoise with a Ranch Pony Tribe tee. Whatever the occasion or no occasion at all, the spirit of a Western inspired tee will take you to a time, a memory, and a moment. You can hear that song in your head, or you can recall cinching that saddle for a ride, and it transforms you to a place and time only you know. Who doesn't need a Wild West inspired tee to accompany your boots in telling your story. As they say, ride that pony cowgirl. 

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A little about me and how this venture came to be... every little girls dream is to have her very own pony, my story as would have it, began with a pony. I was lucky enough to meet and own my Appaloosa pony at the age of 6. Apache was her name. She had a classic horseshoe marking just above her muzzle. We had full conversations she and I. Every song playing on the property still fills my memories as I rode her. Hauling hay in the old Ford truck. Trail rides with my friends. Running her in the open field. Rodeo events. For me, this way of life has been the background to every story, memory, and moment. It has shaped my life. It has fed my spirit. I design and create our apparel to capture the essence of all that and more. To capture the spirit of the Cowgirl in all of us. My hope is you wear a Ranch Pony Tribe tee and it not only takes you to your special place, but you create new memories on your journey in life. I hope your spirit rides the plains just as a pony does. ​

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"When I am an old horsewoman I shall wear turquoise and a straw hat that doesn't suit me. And, I shall spend my social security on white wine and carrots. And sit in my alleyway of my barn and listen to my horses breathe." - Patty Barnhart 

All my heart & soul, 

Kris 

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