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| I acquired a cheap one...but I'm officially in love with them and on the bandwagon. No more cold Iowa wind (not that it's been cold lately) sneaking down the front of my shirt...
Anyone have favorite places to buy? I'd rather support small business made in the USA but I have to balance that out with not being willing to pay $60-70 a pop that I've run across on a few sites. |
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Location: Bandera, TX | "Wild Rags & Scarves by Doris" - on FB. Great selection.
I love my wild rags in the winter. Couldn't be without one. |
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Location: Where I am happiest | wildragsbylois.com Beautiful rags with a huge selection. The large 44 square is $56 but these are heavy thick top quality of the highest grade of silk. You get what you pay for. My whole family loves our wild rags. Not only do they look good, but NOTHING keeps you warmer. |
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| Right, I will probably invest in a couple thicker more expensive ones (thanks for letting me know ill be getting my money's worth!) for actual barn/outside work and cheaper/thinner ones to be fashionable :-p |
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Location: Where the stars at night are big and bright, TX | Twist N Ties - she has a website and is on Facebook. I own quite a few from her and have gifted many to others. She has a great eye for what looks good and great prices. I get compliments on them all the time.
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Location: on my horse | http://www.cowponyaccessories.com I love these! And they are made locally by a great gal, super warm nice quality and its always great to know who you're buying from. |
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Location: North Dakota | GoMistyGo - 2015-12-12 7:36 AM "Wild Rags & Scarves by Doris" - on FB. Great selection.
I love my wild rags in the winter. Couldn't be without one.
 Love her scarves!!! I have one and want another. |
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Location: Bandera, TX | WYOTurn-n-Burn - 2015-12-12 4:14 PM
GoMistyGo - 2015-12-12 7:36 AM "Wild Rags & Scarves by Doris" - on FB. Great selection.
I love my wild rags in the winter. Couldn't be without one.
Love her scarves!!! I have one and want another.
It's addicting. I'm limiting myself to one scarf per year, however I don't leave where it is really cold all winter long either.... |
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| How do you tie them and what all kind of shirts look good with them. |
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| tin can - 2015-12-12 8:26 PM
How do you tie them and what all kind of shirts look good with them.
So far I've just been doing a square knot. I like them with my button downs, but i'll gladly slap one on with a hoodie when the cold wind comes back to Iowa and invites itself down my neck while we have to go ride out and check cows! Brrr!
I'm going to google better/more fun ways to tie them though |
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| http://www.heatherswildrags.com/ |
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| Misty's wild rags.... I've also bought from wild rags by doris, both are great to work with
https://www.facebook.com/Mistys-Wildrags-and-More-451565984887967/ |
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| I should have NEVER opened this thread!!! Some of those things are BEAUTIFUL!!! What sizes do you recommend? Different sizes for different uses I assume? Is there somewhere I can look that offers Wild Rags for Dummies type of information? |
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Location: Where the stars at night are big and bright, TX | tin can - 2015-12-12 8:26 PM How do you tie them and what all kind of shirts look good with them.
I generally use a buckaroo knot, but you can do other easier knots and use slides too. They look good with just about anything. I even wear mine at the office. |
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Location: Arkansas | https://www.facebook.com/RidinRankWildrags/?fref=ts
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Location: would like to be where it does not snow | Go to your local fabric/craft store buy at least 2 yards cut to the size you prefer, (I make my husbands all the time extra large) sew the edges so they do not fray. Have fun with the colors. |
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Location: North Dakota | I've been afraid to count how many wild rags I have... 
I've purchased the majority from Misty's Wildrags and Rustic Bling (both on Facebook). quality is awesome and you can purchase multiple sizes.
Happy Shopping! they're almost as addictive as horses... |
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| Buck Wild Custom Wild Rags on Facebook.
https://www.facebook.com/BuckWildRags/?fref=ts
She is who Kassidy Dennison got most of her's from last year at the NFR, plus she's a nice a lady and great to work with. |
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| www.buckwildrags.com Really great quality and great patterns! |
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