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A person grills outdoors at sunset, with flames and smoke rising from a barbecue.

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PROSMOKE BBQ: HE COULDN’T BUY THE BBQ KIT HE WANTED IN BRITAIN, SO HE STARTED IMPORTING IT

Oliver Giles started ProSmoke in 2019 because getting serious American barbecue equipment in Britain was harder than it ought to have been. He was already chasing down smokers and kit for his own use, and eventually turned that frustration into a business importing the sort of heavy American steel that was difficult to find over here.

A Saint No matchbox with a cowgirl illustration sits among flowers, candles and patterned fabric.

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ROCKETT ST GEORGE HAS BEEN SNEAKING THE WEST INTO BRITISH HOMES FOR YEARS

First came cowhide. Then bull skulls. Then Western Gothic. Now Rockett St George has gathered the whole lot together under one rather excellent name: Cowgirl Cool.

Illustration of Western-inspired art in a creative studio. — Illustration by Red Rose Ranch.

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The Afternoon — A Little Wild West for Your Walls

There's something wonderful about a piece of art that can change the whole feeling of a room.

Editorial illustration representing American barbecue seasonings and cooking.

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Angus & Oink Has Put Proper American Barbecue Within Easy Reach

You don’t need to import half a pantry from Texas to get started with proper American barbecue. Angus & Oink has brought a big slice of that world into Britain — from Nashville hot chicken and Kansas-style seasoning to the American brands serious pitmasters already know.

Illustration of a British factory worker creating Western-patterned homeware in an orange-plaid setting. — Illustration by Red Rose Ranch.

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From Radar Parts to Cowboy Teabag Tidies

Melamaster has been making things in Coventry for decades. Its latest turn involves cowboy boots, Western prints and one particularly British contribution to Country homeware: somewhere to put the used teabag.