Roche Jaune Hats

05/25/2026

In honor of our fallen.

05/11/2026

We'll be there! Come on by and say hello. We'll have the steamer. So, If you need your hat shaped or just touched up, bring it on by.

Save the date! Living History Day is back at the Yellowstone Gateway Museum on Saturday, June 6th, with appearances from Sunnyside Farms Fjord Horses, Roche Jaune Custom Hats, plein air painting with Janet Rawlings, Milkshake the Cow, a YNP native games booth, the Teslow Art Center's pottery team, actual lambs, and much more!

Admission is free, and all are welcome!

05/03/2026

Yeah. I know it's not hat related. But I was on a fire crew for 20 some odd years.. And I cowboyed around since I was a kid prior to that Things like this cam happen when there is down time. Haha!

05/03/2026

Howdy folks. Roche Jaune Custom Hats would like to encourage everyone in the Livingston area to go down to the Corn Hole tournament to raise awareness of teen su***de and Landon's Legacy. Its from 1:00 to 4: 00, by the Civic Center. In addition, there is a silent auction to benefit the same. There are two ways to partake.. There is a silent auction and tournament on site. And there is the online auction.. A lot of local folks donated some real cool items, including us! Its a great cause folks.. The link for that is https://app.galabid.com/stay-landonslegacy/items?item_type=bidding.

04/14/2026

This still flies with us.

A contract is what happens when trust breaks down. A handshake is what happens when it hasn't yet.

We used to seal deals with two words and a grip. Lawyers weren't invited. Your word was your reputation and your reputation was everything. Some of us still operate that way. 🤝

04/07/2026

A look at what we have on the floor at the moment. Top row, left to right. A 7X pecan, size 7 1/4, RCA crease- $350.00. A 7X bone flat hat, size 7 3/8 with a 4 3/4 brim- $350.00. A 7X sliverbelly, cattleman crown with a 4 inch brim, size 7 1/8- $350.00. 7X expresso with a bound edge, size 7 1/2- $350.00. Lower row, left to right- black 7X, ambush crease, with a kettle curl on the 4 1/2 inch brim, size 7 1/4- $350.00. 100X nutria in natural with a 4 inch brim, MT slope crease, size 7 1/4, on sale at $600.00. Dk brown 100X flat hat with a bound edge on a 4 1/2 inch brim, size 7 3/8- $750.00. 100X sand with a bound edge, open road style, 3 1/2 inch brim, size 6 7/8- $600.00. Any of these can be reshaped to your needs. Give us a shout if you would like more information. Have a good one, folks!

04/07/2026

Heading to AR! A 7X miss green with a MT peak and a 4 7/8 inch brim. This one was fun to make. We hope he enjoys his lid!

04/03/2026

The world does not adjust for how you feel. 💪
It never did.
The deadline does not move.
The storm does not stop.
Learning that early is not cruelty.
It is the best thing that can happen to a person.

03/20/2026

🚨 BREAKING — Chuck Norris has died.

His family sharing the news on his official Instagram page… calling it a “sudden passing,” saying he was “surrounded by his family and was at peace.”

He was 86, according to TMZ.

To the world, he was a martial artist, an actor… a symbol of strength.

But to loved ones, as they posted, —
“a devoted husband, a loving father and grandfather… the heart of our family.”

For decades, Chuck Norris defined toughness on screen.

Walker, Texas Ranger.

A run of action films that turned him into something bigger than Hollywood—
a name that became its own legend.

His family says he lived with “an unwavering commitment to the people he loved,”
and through his work and discipline, “inspired millions around the world.”

And you feel that today.

If you grew up watching Chuck Norris…
what’s the one role or moment you’ll never forget?

Rest in peace.

02/28/2026

These folks are set up in the parking lot. Come see em. Its some excellent BBQ!

02/23/2026

The Unforgettable By Bryan Neubert

This article originally appeared in Eclectic Horseman Issue No.32

I was asked a few years back to do a demonstration and clinic in conjunction with the Elko Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko, Nevada. The day after the clinic, they had me and three other fellows who had made their living from the back of a horse sit as a panel to answer questions from people in the convention center.

Mostly they asked advice and opinions from us and then the questions started getting more personal. One man had a question for me. He asked, “What’s the toughest horse you ever had to work with?” My mind quickly raced around to some runner-ups that were pretty tough. Some of those wouldn’t have been so tough had I known then what I learned later. But of everything that came to me, my mind settled on one horse that I thought was the toughest of the tough. One I was involved with but never rode more then a handful of times, a pony-sized horse that belonged to my younger son Luke.

Read the full article online: https://eclectic-horseman.com/the-unforgettable/

photo by Emily Kitching