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Solid Color Silk Wild Rags | Cowboy Scarf

navy blue wild rag
For the last couple of years, many of you have asked if we'd ever create a solid silk wild rag. We wanted to make sure that when we did, it would be something truly spectacular.

We're excited to introduce our new luxury solid silk wild rag!

Check out this video and see the new colors!

Crafted from substantial 19mm silk, these scarves have a beautiful sheen, a richer feel, and an unmistakable presence that stands out from the moment you put one on.

A bit heavier than our traditional printed silk scarves. Classic, timeless, and undeniably Western, they're designed for those who appreciate quality you can see and feel. Available in a variety of bold and beautiful colors!

🏆 Premium 100% silk

🏆 Rich, substantial 19mm silk

🏆 Elegant sheen with a soft matte backside

🏆 Hand-rolled edges

🏆 True 36" and 42" sizes

Whether you're headed to the ranch, a rodeo, or a night out, these are the kind of wild rags that get noticed.

Because around here, we're not your average silk scarf.

We're Cowtown Wild Rags.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Cowtown Wild Rags made from real silk?
Yes. Our wild rags are made from 100% silk. Our printed wild rags are 14mm silk, while our Luxury Solid Silk Collection is made from heavier 19mm silk.

What sizes do your wild rags come in?
Most Cowtown Wild Rags are available in 36" and 42" sizes. Both give you plenty of silk to work with for different knots and styles.

Which size should I choose: 36" or 42"?
Our 36" is a great all-around size and works beautifully for both men and women. Choose the 42" if you prefer a larger wild rag, want more coverage or like having extra length for tying.

Are wild rags only for cowboys?
Not at all! Wild rags are worn by cowboys and cowgirls, but you don't have to live a Western lifestyle to wear one. Our silk scarves are designed for anyone who loves beautiful color, quality silk and Western-inspired style.

How do I tie a silk wild rag?
We make it easy! Cowtown Wild Rags offers step-by-step tutorials showing you how to tie everything from traditional cowboy scarf knots to easy cowgirl styles, no helper needed.