82% matchKangol
Heritage hat house, flat caps and buckets not Western felt
What changes: British, streetwear-coded rather than cowboy/dress
Brand profile
American hatmaker founded in 1865, known for fur-felt cowboy hats and the Open Road fedora, now produced in Garland, Texas by Hatco.
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The 1865 Philadelphia firm stopped making hats in 1970 and went bankrupt in 1986; Hatco bought the manufacturing rights in 1987 and has produced Stetson in Garland, Texas since 2004.
The line traces back to the wide-brimmed Boss of the Plains, and today splits between fur-felt cowboy hats and the Open Road fedora, plus straw styles for warm weather.
Clothing, boots and fragrance carry the name under license, so the hats made at the Texas plant are where the actual manufacturing history sits.
82% matchHeritage hat house, flat caps and buckets not Western felt
What changes: British, streetwear-coded rather than cowboy/dress
78% matchCalifornia hat specialist turned full workwear line
What changes: Skate/surf roots, cheaper, no fur felt
64% match
63% matchPre-war American sportswear revived with US-made knits
What changes: Tees and sweats, no hats
Stetson makes Western and dress headwear under a name John B. Stetson established in Philadelphia in 1865, beginning with the wide-brimmed Boss of the Plains. The original company stopped manufacturing in 1970 and went bankrupt in 1986; Hatco, Inc. bought the manufacturing rights in 1987 and has produced Stetson hats at its Garland, Texas plant since 2004, alongside Resistol and Charlie 1 Horse. Current output spans fur-felt cowboy hats, the Open Road fedora and straw styles, plus licensed apparel, boots and fragrance.