Western Sunglasses for Men and Women
Squinting under your hat brim all day? The right pair of western sunglasses ends that.
La Herradura Western Wear carries dozens of western shades from Lost Calf and El Viejon. Prices run $29.99 to $59.99. Pick bold color-block frames or darker, polished finishes.
Shop online now. Or try a pair at our Selma, NC and Columbia, SC stores.
Shop Western Sunglasses by Brand
Two brands, two looks. Choose the one that fits your hat, your boots and your budget.
Lost Calf Sunglasses
Lost Calf cowboy sunglasses start at $29.99. Opal and Matrix styles keep the price low. Comet, Raptor, Euro Elite, Galaxy, Viper, Fenix, Zex, Venus and Halo styles run $44.99.
You get multi-tone color combinations like black and gold, white and red, or lime and green. That makes matching a cap, shirt or boots easy. Pick the color that shows your personality.
El Viejon Sunglasses
El Viejon western eyewear costs $54.99 to $59.99. Choose from Magna, Mex, Midnight, Obsidian, Gerente, Faraon Bronze, Emperador Copper, Romano, Zion and Evergreen.
Faraon Bronze and Emperador Copper bring warm tones. Midnight and Obsidian go dark and sharp. Each pair gives you a polished look that still feels rugged.
How Do You Choose Sunglasses for a Cowboy Hat?
Choose sunglasses that sit under your hat brim without touching it. Match the frame width to your face. Pick a lens color for your usual light. Then test the fit with your hat on. A good pair stays put when you tip your brim, ride or drive.
Glare wrecks long days. You squint, your eyes tire and your focus slips. Cheap pairs slide down your nose. Frames that fight your brim get knocked crooked.
The fix is simple. Pick sunglasses built around how you actually wear your hat.
Match Frame Size to Your Hat Brim
Wide brims shade more of your face. Narrow brims let in more sun. Check that the top of the frame sits below the brim edge.
Put your hat on with the sunglasses. Then tip it forward. If the brim bumps the frame, try a different size.
Pick a Lens Color for Your Day
Gray lenses keep colors true. Brown and amber lenses add contrast on dusty or cloudy days. Check each product page for lens color before you order.
Not sure which suits you? Call a store and ask our team.
Choose a Frame Style for Ranch, Rodeo or Town
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Ranch and work: Pick a snug frame in black or dark tones.
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Rodeo and concerts: Go bold with Lost Calf multi-tone colors.
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Town and dinner: Choose El Viejon Midnight or Obsidian.
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Gifts: Match the color to their hat band or boots.
What Sunglasses Go With a Western Outfit?
Match your sunglasses to one anchor piece, usually your hat or boots. Black frames suit almost every outfit. Warm bronze or copper tones complement tan and brown leather. Bold color-block frames work best when the rest of your outfit stays simple.
Pair Sunglasses With Your Hat
A great hat deserves great shades. Pair a dark frame with Stetson hats for a classic look. Try lighter or warmer tones with straw hats for summer days.
Our Selma store also offers professional hat shaping. Try your frames while we work on your hat.
Match Frames to Boots and Belts
Pull your look together from head to toe. Browse men’s cowboy boots or women’s cowboy boots. Then add western belts in a matching tone.
Bronze and copper frames pair well with brown leather. Black frames suit black boots and silver buckles. Build the full outfit in one visit.
Where Can You Try Western Sunglasses Near Selma, NC?
Visit La Herradura Western Wear at 171 Meghan Circle in Selma, NC. We serve Johnston County shoppers in Clayton, Benson, Four Oaks, Kenly and Pine Level. Our Columbia, SC store welcomes you too. Call either store to confirm which sunglasses are in stock.
La Herradura Selma Store
Our Selma store sells western boots, hats and apparel with in-store service.
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Address: 171 Meghan Circle, Selma, NC 27576
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Hours: Monday to Thursday 10am to 8pm. Friday to Sunday 9am to 9pm.
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Phone: (919) 351-0295
La Herradura Columbia Store
Our Columbia store brings authentic western style and personal service to South Carolina.
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Address: 7380 Two Notch Rd, Columbia, SC 29223
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Hours: Monday to Thursday 10am to 8pm. Friday to Sunday 9am to 8pm.
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Phone: (910) 596-7393
Why Shop Western Sunglasses at La Herradura?
You get more than a pair of frames. You get a western retailer that knows how the full outfit comes together.
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Two stores today, with a Virginia location coming soon
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More than 14,000 western products across boots, hats, belts and apparel
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Hands-on hat shaping and boot fitting in store
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Free shipping on orders over $200
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Easy returns and secure checkout
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Real people ready to help before and after your purchase
Western Sunglasses FAQ
What sunglasses do cowboys wear?
Cowboys wear sunglasses that stay secure under a hat brim. Many choose dark frames for glare control. Others pick bold color for rodeos and concerts. La Herradura Western Wear offers Lost Calf and El Viejon western sunglasses for both of those looks.
Do sunglasses fit with a cowboy hat?
Yes, most sunglasses fit under a cowboy hat. Check that the frame top sits below the brim edge. Wide brims shade more of your face. Try your hat and sunglasses together in our Selma or Columbia store for the best fit.
How much do western sunglasses cost at La Herradura?
La Herradura western sunglasses cost $29.99 to $59.99. Lost Calf styles run $29.99 to $44.99. El Viejon styles run $54.99 to $59.99. Check each product page for current pricing. Orders over $200 ship free, so add a hat or belt to reach free shipping.
Are Lost Calf and El Viejon sunglasses available in store?
Stock varies by store and changes often. Call Selma at (919) 351-0295 or Columbia at (910) 596-7393 before you visit. Our team can confirm styles and colors, and help you pick a pair that suits your hat. Walk-ins are welcome.
Can I return sunglasses bought online?
La Herradura offers easy returns on online orders. Review the return and exchange policy before you buy. Check each sunglasses product page for details. Contact our support team if you need help with any order.
Ready for Glare-Free Days?
Pick your Lost Calf or El Viejon pair above. Stop by Selma or Columbia when you want to try them on.