Beyonce, the Queen Bey, just announced her much anticipated Cowboy Carter tour. We we have seen from the visuals and performances from the past year, the aesthetic of Act II is full out Western, Southern, and country. Like the Act I Renaissance, this tour will likely have an implied dress code and possibly a color theme. So the Hive will need to plan early and get in formation to get their looks together! To get a jump start on where to shop for your Cowboy Carter looks, check out the list of retailers below!
MCD Boots and Things is a Black owned retailer of Western boots and apparel. Their establishment is based in Raymond, Mississippi but they also sell online. They have something for the entire family.
Maya James is a Black woman owned luxury leather cowboy hats company. Her hats are made with genuine cowhide leather and each hat is a one of one.
Boot Barn has been around since 1978 and have been a cornerstone for boots and Western wear every since. Their inventory is vast and they are sure to have something to strike your fancy at any price point. They have stores all across the country with the majority being located in California and Texas. Check if one is near you here. You can also shop them online.
Cato is an affordable retailer based mainly in the southern United States and have always sold Western apparel. from boots, belts, jewelry, and bags.
Founded by Aurora James, this Black woman owned and led brand has been selling several versions of their Doodle boots for years. They come in various heel heights, colors, and variations.
Founded by Avana McKoy, House of Brims is a hat brand that was inspired by the founder’s grandmothers and aims to keep the tradition of hats alive. The offerings include traditional cowboy hats, fedoras, and more.
Your Neck of the Woods
There a lot of mom and pop Western shops in communities across the country. This would be a great opportunity to shop local and potentially discover a new business near you. Thrift and vintage shops are also good low cost options for those who have the time and patience to look for gems.
Southern Diva 
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