Hats

Conquistadors (Spanish meaning Conquerors) first set foot on the North American continent around 1513. With them they brought a lust for gold, horses, and a blatant disregard for the Indigenous People they encountered.
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Once in vogue, this top hat style was first brought to the Oglala Lakota by American Horse. He was an honored guest of then president Abraham Lincoln.

This decorative top hat by Native American artist Mike McLeod is a tribute to the veterans of the Vietnam conflict. Learn More

Proudly featuring the badge of the Irish Regiment, this fur trade era style buffalo hat is is also decorated with feather dangles and a beautiful painted inside. Learn More

Inspired by hats worn during the fur trade era, this hat displays the badge of the ever alert Buglar and is decorated with feather dangles and a beautifully painted inside. Learn More

With bright beaded details, feathers, and the Great Seal of the United States as its centerpiece, this wonderfully decorated top hat is reminiscent of a hat worn by American Horse after his first trip to Washington DC as a guest of President Lincoln. Learn More