Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas store guides
The West South Central division is the western third of the Census Bureau's South, made up of Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas. It is a division of one giant and three distinctive neighbors: Texas alone holds around 80 percent of the division's population and is larger in area than the other three states combined. The division's clothing stores range from Dallas and Houston fashion retail to Louisiana's Gulf cities, Oklahoma's plains towns and Arkansas's river and mountain communities. Western wear is a living, everyday category in much of the division, not a costume. Pick a state below for its own clothing store guide.

The West South Central division of the South, consists of the states of Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas. This area of the country contains many fine fashion retailers. The states in this part of the South have many clothing stores & shoe retailers that are worthy of your time. You should visit as many of these boutiques as possible.
If you discover that we are missing any fabulous fashion boutiques in the West South Central section of the South region, please tell them to add their store to our directory.
The West South Central States form one of the nine Census Bureau Divisions of the United States that are officially designated by the United States Census Bureau. Texas contains around 80% of the population of the entire region, and is larger in area than the three others combined. The division is one of the three that together make up the broader Census Bureau Region known as the South (the other two being the South Atlantic States and the East South Central States).
You may also want to learn abit about westernwear.
Any honest account of this division starts with scale: Texas is bigger than Arkansas, Louisiana and Oklahoma combined, and its cities — Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Fort Worth — support fashion retail of national importance, including the Dallas market tradition that supplies boutiques across the whole South. But the other three states are not footnotes. Louisiana blends Gulf Coast and French-influenced culture into distinctive local retail, anchored by New Orleans and Baton Rouge. Oklahoma pairs its two metros with plains towns where western wear stores serve working ranch life. Arkansas mixes Little Rock retail with Ozark and river-town main streets. The four state guides linked here keep each state's character separate.
This division is where the directory's western-wear thread runs strongest: boots, hats, denim and work clothing are daily wear across Texas, Oklahoma and parts of Arkansas and Louisiana, and the state guides reflect stores that specialize in them. Shoppers comparing divisions should note the links on this page to the South's other two divisions — South Atlantic for the coastal South and East South Central for the inland South — because Southern shopping trips regularly cross division lines, especially from Louisiana into Texas and from Arkansas into Tennessee or Mississippi. Start with the state you are in; the listings there are the ones written for its weather, its towns and its way of dressing.
Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas — one of the three divisions of the Census Bureau's South region.
Texas holds around 80 percent of the division's population and is larger in area than Arkansas, Louisiana and Oklahoma combined.
The South Atlantic States and the East South Central States, both linked from this page.