We are going to venture to say we have the largest selection of beautiful, quality silk scarfs/wild rags to pick from anywhere!! Be sure and check out our Scarf Slides and Pioneer Shirts as well!

Remember buy two or more wild rags/scarfs (all but the 20” scarfs) and deduct $2.00 per scarf!

We proudly carry: Just click on the links below!
Cattle Kate Wild Rags/Scarfs

Wyoming Trader Wild Rags/Scarfs

Cowboy Images Wild Rags/Scarfs

Here Bob is modeling 3 ways you can wear your scarf,
he is wearing the Cattle Kate Black Paisley AS-SP-BK scarf with a rawhide braided scarf slide.

Here Terri is modeling the scarf to show how scarves look with a vest, she is wearing the Cattle Kate Mauve AS-SJ scarf with a matching Scrunchie. The scarf slide is custom, sterling silver with our brand in brass (a close up picture is available on the scarf slide page).

For Scarf/Wild Rag Knot Tying Instructions:
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WHY WEAR A SILK SCARF/WILD RAG?

     The scarf performs many functions for the cowboy. It is often pulled over the nose and mouth to cut down the choking effects of trail dust. It is employed as a cover for a spooked horses eyes. Also used as a hobble, as a hat tie down in windy weather, as a washcloth and towel, as a bandage, tourniquet, napkin, water filter, pot holder, flag, and temporary repair for saddle or bridle.

     For nearly 5000 years silk has been sought after because it is naturally warm, breathable, insulates and is lightweight.  Silk is an ideal fiber worn next to the body. Silk (unlike polyesters) wicks away moisture while keeping the body warm and dry, making it one of the most absorbent of the natural fibers. It is warmer than wool. Gets softer with wear.

How To Care For Your Silk Scarfs/Wild Rags:

• To clean, wash in cold water either by hand or in a washing machine on delicate cycle. Do not use bleach when washing, only use mild laundry detergent or hand soap.
• Hang dry and then press with a warm steam iron set at or below the silk setting.
• The more you wear your silk scarf, the softer it will get. Colors will lighten over time.
• Although silk is pretty tough it does need gentle care to make them last.