For over 53 years, El Paso Saddleblanket has been a leading name in southwestern products, specializing in textiles and handcrafted goods that reflect the vibrant cultures of the Southwest. From humble beginnings to its status as a renowned wholesale supplier, the company’s journey is steeped in history, passion, and dedication to quality.

Today, Rebecca gives us a glimpse backstage to share with us some of the story of El Paso Saddleblanket and its products!

El Paso Saddleblanket’s story began in 1970 with founders Dusty and Bonnie Henson, who set out to share the beauty of handmade Mexican blankets with the world. Traveling across the Southwest from the trunk of their car, they discovered unique treasures and forged lasting relationships with skilled artisans from Mexico and Central America. This connection to southwestern culture became the cornerstone of their business, which grew from a roadside operation to a well-known supplier of southwestern textiles and home décor.

What sets El Paso Saddleblanket apart is its unwavering commitment to preserving traditional craftsmanship. The Hensons’ passion for southwestern art goes beyond business; it’s about honoring the artisans, their skills, and the cultural heritage of the products. This respect for tradition and quality has fueled the company's growth and success.

Today, El Paso Saddleblanket operates out of a vast warehouse in El Paso, Texas, continuing to offer a diverse selection of southwestern blankets, rugs, and décor. Marketing Director Rebecca Monteverde and her team work tirelessly to source and design products that capture the essence of southwestern style. Their dedication ensures that each piece tells a story of authenticity and craftsmanship, making it more than just a product but a piece of southwestern heritage.

Whether you’re a new customer or a long-time fan, El Paso Saddleblanket invites you to explore its collection of southwestern products. Visit www.elpasosaddleblanket.com or call 1.800.652.9170 to discover the perfect piece for your home and bring a bit of southwestern tradition into your life.