Western Dinner Jacket

🐂 Union of Ranch & Refinement

Now this here’s a jacket with real cowboy pedigree. Sold through Luskey’s Western Stores, a Fort Worth institution since 1919, this dinner jacket mixes sharp western tailoring with good ol’ ranch practicality. Cut from a hearty wool or wool blend, it’s dressed with western yokes front and back and finished off with suede elbow patches that’ll keep ya lookin’ sharp even when leanin’ on the saloon bar.

🧵 Details

• Made in the USA 🇺🇸

• No size tag – measures 79 cm length, 56 cm chest, 63 cm sleeve, making it pretty close to US46 or EU56.

• Wool or wool-blend body, suede elbow patches

• Classic western cut with flap pockets & detailed yokes

• Condition: Great – well kept and ready for another round of cowboy storytelling

🌟 The Luskey’s Legacy

Founded in downtown Fort Worth in 1919, Luskey’s started as a dry-goods store before shifting to western wear for the Stockyards cowboys who kept wanderin’ in lookin’ for boots, hats, and ranch duds. By the early 1980s, they had joined forces with their neighbors at Ryon’s Saddle Shop, creatin’ the legendary Luskey’s/Ryon’s in the Fort Worth Stockyards.

For over a century, the Luskey family name has been tied to top-quality cowboy gear — from boots and hats to coats and custom westernwear. Even after bein’ folded into Cavender’s, the Luskey’s legacy still carries heavyweight clout in Texas, where the name remains a badge of cowboy pride.

🤠 Why It Belongs in Your Closet

This jacket ain’t just fine-lookin’ — it’s got a direct line back to the heart of Texas westernwear history. Worn with a bolo tie, boots, and a grin, you’ll be struttin’ like a Fort Worth legend yourself.