Rip Wheeler doesn't follow trends, and that's exactly why his wardrobe works. Taylor Sheridan's favorite ranch hand has mastered the art of looking effortlessly put together without ever looking like he's tried. Think worn-in denim, rugged jackets, dependable cowboy boots, and a head-to-toe dark palette that means business. The best part? You don't need a ranch in Montana or a job at the Yellowstone to pull it off. From hardworking essentials to a few investment-worthy Western accessories, consider this your starter kit for dressing like Rip. Just remember, the attitude is half the outfit.
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Dressing Like Rip Wheeler: The Art of Rugged Style
The Yellowstone favorite proves that a dark palette, hardworking staples, and a little cowboy confidence never go out of style
By Suzanne Kopulos1 min read
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A. Waxed Ranch Jacket, Line of Trade, $178, lineoftrade.com
B. RangeTek Western Guide Snap Shirt, Schaefer Outfitter, $99, schaeferoutfitter.com
C. Levi’s 501® Original Men's Jeans, $85, levi.com
D. Nashville Western Buckle, Burns 1876, $1,295, burns1876.com
E. Elk Roper, Sullivan Glove Co., $88, sullivanglove.com
F. The Alamo, Lucchese, $1,495, lucchese.com
G. Frontier, Randolph x Cole Hauser, $369, randolphusa.com
H. Sport Western Wide Square Toe Cowboy Boot, Ariat, $190, ariat.com
