We recently marked down many of our paddock and riding boots for children, women and men. Check out these great deals, on sale until they’re gone, and that’s likely to be soon. Happy riding!
Read moreNew Summer Styles from El Naturalista Shoes at Cabaline
Cabaline Country Emporium carries a large selection of El Naturalista shoes made in Spain. Here are some new summer styles we have just received.
El Naturalista is dedicated to sustainable practices which makes us proud to offer them at Cabaline. Here is quote from El Naturalista’s website about their business and manufacturing practices.
“We believe in supporting local suppliers, accomplishing in this way minimal emissions due to transport, greater transparency and better control and monitoring.”
Watch this wonderful little movie about their manufacturing process.
El Naturalista creates the highest quality shoes through earth-friendly practices and are designed to be comfortable. You can decide if they are beautiful, too. We think so.
Kizik is the answer if you hate bending over to put on your shoes.
Kizik is a new brand of shoes for women and men. It solves the problem of having to bend over to put on your shoes, especially in tight spots like airplane seats. Here’s a video which shows how easy it is and what’s special about Kizik shoes.
Read moreLove the rain with the proper boots.
Love the rain.
All it takes is the right footwear.
Love the rain in the proper rain boots. Cabaline has a large selection of rain boots for women, men and children.
Read moreHandwarmers, hair jewelry, jewel boxes, fancy Mucks and Klean Kanteens
Handwarmers
Fair Trade handwarmers festooned with flowers brighten even the darkest days.
Anything can be a fashion accessory.
Read moreWe're going crazy for puppets!
You'll notice the puppets right away, at least the kids will. They peer down at you from their posts around the store. Some squeak, some squawk, all talk with a little help from their friends. The puppets we have from The Puppet Company spark the imagination with their size and detail.
Read moreStrategically shop for shoe bargains - by size - at Cabaline Online.
All the sale shoes in your size are listed on one page. All European and Australian shoe sizes are converted and placed on the proper US shoe size page. You can shop online and stay local!
Read moreRay Tracey Native American jewelry becomes more precious.
Ray Tracey was born on a Navajo reservation in Arizona where he learned jewelry-making from his elders. His sleek and inventive styles earned him several awards. Rumor has it he is retiring from the craft. You can read his bio here.
We are lucky enough to have a few of his pieces in store at Cabaline and want to share them with you.
We carry other makers of Native American jewelry including Emma Stone and some truly unique precious-stone watchbands, shown in the gallery below.
These are even more beautiful in person. Stop by the store and find a precious piece to call your own.
Western wear is for everyone - come June.
Cabaline has western wear for the whole family.
Read moreRainy day fun!
Stop by and say hi on a rainy day and we'll have you splashing in puddles in no time!
We have a surprising selection of raingear for everyone. Raincoats, boots, and umbrellas for kids are especially fun!
Pendelton keeps a rugged librarian warm on the Northern California coast.
"It's high quality and long-lasting."
This is what Will Minor, long-time Point Reyes resident and now Willits librarian, said about why he chose a Pendleton shirt for work. He went on to say,
"It's just warm enough to keep me comfortable in the library and looking presentable."
I caught up with Will at Cabaline where he agreed to model a few of our shirts. Can you guess which one he bought? Please put your guess in the comments below.
I daresay they are all pretty handsome.
Sonoma County Horse Council Fire Relief Grants
Friends,
Due to the generosity of many donors, the Sonoma County Horse Council is making fire relief grants to members of the equine community in Sonoma County. Further donations can be made here.
Round one funding has been completed; 13 fire victims received a total of $42,213. Round two is underway with an application deadline of January 31, 2018. I am writing you to ask your help in getting the word out to members of the equine community about the availability of these fire relief grants. Information about the grant program and the application itself can be found at this link. To assist us in disseminating this information as broadly as possible, please feel free to forward this email to your own network of friends and associates in the equine community. Also, if you're part of an organization where it makes sense for a link about this grant program to be on that organization's website, please feel free to set up that link.
Thank you for your assistance in helping the Sonoma County Horse Council inform the community of the availability of fire relief grant funds, it is most appreciated.
Mark Krug, Treasurer
Cabaline now offers online shopping!
Cabaline now offers online shopping!
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