08/03/2025
Thank you Wilde Child for knocking these completely out of the park for us! 🪶
And thank you to each and every one of our sponsors, without you beautiful awards like these would not be possible!
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Our hat bands are designed for the everyday, hard working cowgirl. Designed for every style and built to last, we have something for everyone!
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A brief History
"All great things begin with a vision...a dream..." - Estee Lauder -
That is exactly where Wilde Child began...with a vision that took on a life of its own. I started on this beautiful journey, with a simple idea and it has become so much more...A place where I am learning to grow and be challenged and Dream even bigger Dreams. Where I hope to inspire, enlighten and unite those who are also seeking to follow their own dreams and find purpose within themselves. This journey has also taught me to believe in myself and trust that I will succeed.
Like a lot of horse crazy girls, I loved horses from before I could walk. I could not get enough, and grew up spending my summers as close and as often as possible to my four legged passion. I was completely horse crazy and instead of out growing it, my passion grew! I dreamt of being a vet, a jockey, a trainer, a barrel racer...anything to do with horses! I loved the competitive world, and started to compete in gymkhana and barrel racing as soon as I was old enough to ride my horse to town.
During these years, I also had the opportunity to compete in various other equine disciplines. Everything from halter classes, and western pleasure to team penning and roping were on my agenda. I spent many summer days riding in the mountains, and was fortunate enough to get to experience ranch work as well. Later on in life I settled down and due to moving for work and raising a young family I had to put the competitive part of me on hold until recently.
