Cowboys Tack Room
Custom Saddle Order Process

In order to build 'your' Custom saddle, there are many questions that need to be asked. The following list of 18 Steps will help guide you through the decision-making process. Work through the steps then call for a quote on 'your' Custom Saddle.

Step 1
Select Tree Style
a. Cutter
b. Ranch Cutter
c. Reiner/Association
d. Team Roper/Association
e. Calf Roper/Bowman
f. Bitter-root (Old Western)
g. Meana (Old Western)
h. Mountain / Trail
i. Wade
j. Cheyenne (Old Western)
k. Ranch Working

Step 2
Select Seat Size and Style
13" through 17" on 1/2" incremental increases
(Larger sizes are available-call for quote)
a. Slick Out Hard
b. Slick Out Padded
c. Rough Out Hard
d. Rough Out Padded
e. Rough Out Padded & Stitched

Step 3
Select Cantle Height
2 1/2" through 5" on 1/2" incremental increases

Step 4
Select Gullet Height & Width
Height: 7 1/2" through 9" on 1/2" incremental increases
Width: 6" through 6 3/4" on 1/4" incremental increases

Step 5
Select Tooling & Border Coverage
a. Half Coverage - Swells, cantle back, cantle binder, back housing and wear leathers (when applicable)
b. Three-Quarters Coverage - everything except seat jockey and fenders
c. Full Coverage

Step 6
Select Tooling Pattern
a. Basketweave Stamp
b. Acorn Oak
d. Sheridan Flower
e. Geometric Stamp
f. Diamond

Step 7
Select Border Pattern
a. Basketweave Stamp
b. Acorn Oak
c. Sheridan Flower
d. Geometric Stamp
e. IJ9 Stamp
f. Barb-Wire


Step 8
Select Skirts
a. Regular
b. Square
c. Buckaroo

Step 9
Select Cut-Outs (Optional)
a. Leg Cut-Outs
b. Dee Cut-Outs

Step 10
Select Riggins
a. Full Double
b. Full Double Dropped
c. In-Skirt
d. Flat Plate

Step 11
Select Hardware
a. Beveled Stainless Steel
b. Jeremiah Watt Custom

Step 12
Select Fenders
a. Regular 16 1/2"
b. Long 18"