If you did not get to make it to the Congress to shop or if you did not find what you were looking for there, it's time to check out BillieAnn Sexton's hot line of halters made from Ed Hardy belts. Her custom halters add a rocker edge to the western world, with studs and conchos not used by other halter makers. She makes them in her free time on the way to rodeos, so she knows what barrel racers are looking for. Below, Sexton answers questions about her line and how to get a hold of one of these hot halters!
What tack do you offer? Just halters, or more?
When I find the time for fun I make halters and headstalls.
Where did you get the ideas for your halters?
I love the in-style, Ed Hardy line and the belts are really cool so I make the halters and headstalls from Ed Hardy belts.
When did you start making them?
June of 2009.
Where do your materials come from?
Ed Hardy Belts or Kippy Belts, a nylon halter, and "cool" conchos.
Where do you get your ideas?
Imagination, thinking out of the box.
Where do you sell your products?
I put pictures of the halters I made onto my FaceBook and many horse owners take a look.
Who buys this kind of stuff?
Any horse owner, not just rodeo people.
Why are your halters different from other things on the market now?
They are not just crystals and conchos they have unique style from the Ed Hardy line.
How can an interested party get a hold of one of your products?
Add me on facebook or myspace, Billie Ann Sexton, or e-mail me, barrelracer24-7_nfr@hotmail.
Love these halters! What an awesome idea!
ReplyDeletehow much do u sell theses halters for?
ReplyDeleteThe one in the picture, according to BillieAnn, is $90. They can be more or less, depending on what you want and how many conchos you get. It would be best to email BillieAnn herself ( barrelracer24-7_nfr@hotmail.com) to get the prices and work out the details!
ReplyDeleteWow these are fabulous but must look weird in a horse, I will tell to my father that gets one of this instead of get Cheap Kamagra.
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