Bailey Western: Spring Collection

Bailey Western Spring Collection highlights warm-weather pieces designed for lighter wear, from breathable trucker caps to airy straw styles suited for long days outdoors. This selection blends practical comfort with Bailey’s signature western character, offering crisp profiles, understated trims, and versatile looks that transition easily through the season. A focused mix for anyone seeking easygoing spring essentials.

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    Renegade® Ginger

    $110.00
    4 colors
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    Night Rider

    $35.00
    2 colors
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    Colstrip 7X

    $100.00
    1 color
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    Chino

    $90.00
    1 color
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    Breeches 7X

    $100.00
    2 colors
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    Rosco 10X

    $190.00
    1 color
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    Rausch 7X Open

    $100.00
    1 color
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    Kalispell 15X

    $200.00
    1 color
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    Glasco 20X

    $200.00
    1 color
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    Dayton

    $138.00 $103.50
    1 color
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    Fidler 7X USA

    $100.00
    1 color
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    Honor 10X Bull

    $100.00
    1 color
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    Findley 10X

    $130.00
    1 color
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    Sheridan 10X

    $130.00
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    Osage 10X Bull

    $180.00
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    Reliance 10X Open

    $185.00
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Frequently Asked Questions about Bailey Western: Spring Collection

Is a straw cowboy hat suitable for spring?

Yes, straw works well from mid spring on, when days warm up and you want something breathable. On cool mornings you may prefer felt, so many riders keep a felt hat nearby for early spring.

What straw types do these Bailey Western hats use?

Listings mention Bangora straw, Toyo straw and Shantung straw. Each has a slightly different weave and finish, and the product details state which straw is used, so you can compare before picking.

Why do some straw hats have X ratings like 10X or 20X?

The X number is a quality grade included in the hat name, and it appears on straw as well as felt. The product details name the straw type and weave, which is a more direct way to compare.

How wide a brim should I choose for outdoor work?

Listed brims range from about 3 1/8 inches to 4 1/4 inches. Wider brims give more shade for long days outdoors, while shorter brims feel lighter and are easier around equipment and in vehicles.

Are all Bailey Western straw hats made in the USA?

No. Some are listed as made in the USA of globally sourced materials, while others are listed as imported. The product details state the origin, so check this on each page if it matters to you.