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Sample rows

10 of the 673 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Texas has the most listings: 192 businesses, 134 of them with an email address. California follows with 138.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 579 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 572 rated businesses is 4.6, and 105 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 471 email addresses, 191 (41%) are role addresses such as info@, 80 (17%) name a person and 200 (42%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this western apparel store email list?

The CSV has 673 Google Maps listings in the Western apparel store category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a retail shop that sells boots, hats, jeans, shirts, belts and buckles for ranch, rodeo and everyday wear. Some are old family stores on a main street, some are boutiques with a country look, and some are branches of regional western chains. A shop with one Maps entry gives one row.

Email addresses are on 471 rows, taken from the store's own website with one per business. Phone numbers are on 618 rows and websites on 405. Western stores often run on a phone and a Facebook page, so the phone column reaches shops that the website column misses.

The category is the same on every row, Western apparel store. Splitting by boots, hats or women's boutique happens through the business name and the shop's site.

How can you segment the file?

You cut the CSV in Excel or Google Sheets with the columns it carries.

State and city come first, because western wear follows rodeo and ranch country. A boot maker with a sales rep in Oklahoma wants those stores and no others, and a city filter builds a route for a rep who visits stores in person.

The business name column tells a lot. Words such as boot, hat, saddle, ranch, feed, tack or outfitters show the product mix. A store named after a family is usually independent. If the same name repeats across towns, the shops likely share a buyer, so sort by name and decide whether you want one conversation or many.

Email type splits the file well. Of the 471 addresses, 200 are on free webmail domains, 191 are role addresses such as info@ or store@, and 80 are named-person addresses. The large webmail group reflects owner-run shops.

• State and city: a rep route or a rodeo region.
• Name keywords: boot, hat, tack, ranch, outfitters.
• Email type: owner on webmail, shop address, named buyer.
• Website present on 405 rows, with the brands each shop carries.

Who buys a western apparel store email list?

Brand makers and their reps buy it to find stores that stock a competing line. Boot makers, hat makers, denim and shirt brands, belt and buckle craftsmen, and jewelry makers selling concho belts and silver all depend on independent western stores. Sales reps who carry several lines for different makers use it to fill appointment books before a market week.

Wholesale showrooms and trade show organizers invite store owners. Point-of-sale and e-commerce vendors pitch shops that sell the same boots in a store and online. Payment processors, shipping label tools and inventory apps write to owners who run the shop with two or three employees. Rodeo organizers and stock show sponsors approach stores that want local visibility.

A boot care product maker, a tack or saddle supplier, and an embroidery or custom hat shaping service all use the list to find retailers whose customers ask for those items.

How do you run outreach to western wear stores?

An independent western store is usually run by an owner who is also the buyer, the cashier and the person who answers email. Mail is read in the morning before the doors open or late in the evening. Open with a product or brand the store carries, taken from its site, because owners respond to a line about their own shelves.

Plan around the sales calendar. Stock show and rodeo season, back-to-school and the run to Christmas are the busy stretches, and owners buy for them weeks in advance. Pitch wholesale lines and seasonal items ahead of those periods, and avoid the busiest weekends.

Send the 80 named-person addresses a direct note to the owner or buyer. The 191 role addresses go to a shop inbox, so ask for the note to reach whoever places orders. The 200 webmail addresses are typically a one-owner store, where a short offer with a sample or a price works better than a catalog.

Dedupe by website domain, hold back any store tied to a chain you compete with, and send in small groups so you can adjust your wording from the first replies.

What email rules apply when you contact western stores?

An offer to a western wear shop falls under CAN-SPAM, which asks for your valid postal address and a working opt-out that you honor. A shop owner who answers from a phone should see the unsubscribe wording without scrolling through a catalog.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Texas has 192 listings with 134 emails and California 138 with 97. Colorado has 44 with 31, Arizona 29 with 20, Florida 25 with 18, Illinois and North Carolina 17 each with 12, Oklahoma 16 with 11, Ohio 15 with 10 and Michigan 13 with 9.

Dallas has 28 listings, Houston 27, Fort Worth 21 and Denver 17. Phoenix has 12, Los Angeles, San Antonio and Austin 11 each, San Jose 10 and Garland 9.

A rep who drives can take Dallas, Fort Worth and Garland in one week and Houston the next. A seller with no field team can send by state, starting with Texas, and move to Colorado and Arizona once the first replies show what works.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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