Western Stocking Stuffers for Her
Small leather, a little silver and turquoise, a silk wild rag and a few things for the house: western stocking stuffers she'll actually use.
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Good stocking stuffers are small, useful and a little bit special. These western ones fit in a stocking and get used long after the wrapping paper is gone.
Small leather
A slim handcrafted card case from Hyna sits flat in a pocket or bag, an easy gift for someone who carries little. Their Roamer Eclat wallet pairs tan calfskin and RFID protection with a detachable pouch in tan and white hair-on cowhide.
A little silver and turquoise
Small jewelry is the classic stocking stuffer. Turquoise studs in sterling silver are the quietest way to wear turquoise every day. A sterling horseshoe pendant is the old good-luck sign, small enough to wear daily. Wrangler's turquoise heart pendant is a small, wearable nod to the West.
Something for the collar
A silk wild rag is the buckaroo's scarf: it keeps out wind and dust and adds color at the collar. For a simpler option, a pack of cotton paisley bandanas has enough to tuck one into every stocking in the house.
For the house
Two small gifts that make the season feel like home: a WoodWick candle with a crackling wooden wick and a humidor scent, and a set of natural beeswax tapers for the holiday table.
Shopping for him too? See Stocking Stuffers for Cowboys and Western Gifts for Him.
