Ft. Worth-based fashion brand has jumped into the Round Top scene with both feet this season.
Ft. Worth-based fashion brand Chieffalo Americana has jumped into the Round Top scene with both feet this season. Owners Jackie and Rodger Chieffalo will move into a new retail space at The Halles this fall after dipping their toes in with a successful pop-up at Red Antler in the spring.
Owners Jackie and Rodger Chieffalo will bring their unique mix of old West and new Americana clothing for men and women that has made their Ft. Worth flagship store a national sensation. The Round Top collection includes a selection of their signature Cowboy Fedoras – fully restored hats from the 1950s, 60s and 70s shaped with a short brim and a cattleman crown – a universally appealing style originated by Fort Worth legend Amon G. Carter in the 1920s.
Cheiffalo Americana
Chieffalo Americana
Chieffalo Americana
Chieffalo Americana
In addition to the hats, Chieffalo will be showcasing contemporary American-made fashion for men and women paired with hand-selected vintage apparel and home accents.
Chieffalo will also be hosting a series of pop-ups at its Halles location this fall including Santa Fe-based porcelain artist All The Clay Horses, Dead Eyes Vintage Eyewear, bandana necklace and jewelry maker Mandriana + modern day bedazzler Carla Valencia, celebrity western fashion outfitter Westerly USA with founder Dena Depompa, silk scarves by Kerr Chief, and fine art photography by Jarrod Oram.
And don’t miss country Western American rock group The Waylanders. Performing live on Chieffalo’s porch at The Halles on October 10.
Find Chieffalo Americana at The Halles October 4 – 18. 1465 N. Highway 237, Round Top.
