San Antonio's new double-decker tea tour hits early bumps
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San Antonio's new double-decker tea tour hits early bumps
"If any San Antonio event rivals Fiesta-level hype, it's the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo, taking place February 12-March 1. Between bull riding, barrel racing, petting zoos, tequila tastings, and major concerts, it's the ultimate Texas experience - a perfect excuse to stock up on rodeo-ready apparel and gear. Whether it's Western boots, statement belts, hats, or durable leather goods, these Texas brands bring main character energy, whether you're at the Frost Bank Center to watch Ludacris or mutton bustin'."
"At King Ranch Saddle Shop, the heritage of one of Texas's most legendary ranches translates into a curated collection of Western‑inspired apparel, rugged leather goods, and functional outdoor/indoor gear right in the Pearl district of San Antonio. Step inside and you'll find premium boots, performance shirts, field jackets, belts and buckles, hats, and caps alongside handcrafted leather bags, backpacks, and luggage designed for durability and everyday wear. From personalized accessories to outdoor staples and stylish wardrobe pieces, this shop is a must‑visit for rodeo essentials."
"One of the few remaining U.S. shirt makers, San Antonio-based Richter Goods produces small-batch shirts entirely in-house, ensuring fair labor, reduced waste, and exceptional quality. Using durable fabrics from heritage mills, each piece is patterned, cut, and sewn by hand by a local team. Inspired by the landscapes of south-central Texas, designs feature subtle Western details like pearl snaps, chevron flap pockets, and arcuate yokes, blending timeless design with contemporary style."
San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo runs February 12–March 1 and features bull riding, barrel racing, petting zoos, tequila tastings, and major concerts. The event provides a prime opportunity to shop for rodeo-ready apparel such as Western boots, statement belts, hats, and durable leather goods from Texas brands. King Ranch Saddle Shop brings heritage-driven Western apparel and handcrafted leather bags, backpacks, and luggage in the Pearl district. Richter Goods makes small-batch, in-house shirts using durable fabrics from heritage mills with subtle Western details. Fraulein Boot Company, a woman-owned San Antonio brand, crafts honky-tonk–inspired and limited-edition boots.
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