About
A home for America’s Western makers
Some of the best boots, buckles, saddles and spurs in the country are made by people working alone or in small workshops. They’re hard to find unless you already know their name.
What we’re building
Western Makers Hub brings independent makers together in one place: bootmakers, silversmiths, saddlemakers, bit and spur makers, hatters and leatherworkers. Each listing shows what the maker charges, how long the wait is, and how to reach them.
You deal with the maker directly. We don’t sit in the middle of the sale and we take no commission. Makers pay a flat fee to be listed, which keeps the site independent of what any one maker sells.
Our rules for listings
- Every maker makes their own work, by hand or in a small workshop.
- Prices and wait times are the maker’s own, and kept current.
- Claims like “Native American made” must be true under the Indian Arts and Crafts Act, or the listing comes down.
Are you a maker? Apply for a founding place. Questions? Get in touch.