21 Gifts For People Who Love Yellowstone

Full disclosure, I bought this for my dad last year and he loves it. It’s got the Yellowstone logo by the pocket for those who just want to subtly rep their love for the series, but it’s also a decent flannel otherwise.

Free Rein, the coffee company owned by Cole Hauser himself, launched earlier this year. They have a strong, espresso-blend called “American Dirt” that wakes you up in the morning with the power of a horse kick to the chest. "I just wanted to do something that sounded original, patriotic, and filthy," he told Esquire.

A Stetson is the cowboy hat. It’s like the Ray-Ban sunglasses of the hat world. They don’t come cheap, but they’re made well. If you want to be the real deal, this is where your outfit begins.

The Yellowstone Dutton ranch is a real place. It’s called the Chief Joseph Ranch, and it’s a working cattle ranch where Paramount films every season of the hit show. During the offseason, they also allow visitors to stay in guest cabins designed to look just like the film sets—including Lee Dutton’s Cabin ($1400 per night), Rip’s Cabin ($1700 per night, above), and a tour of the entire ranch.

If you see someone wearing cowboy boots on the set of Yellowstone, it’s more than likely from Tecovas. They were the official sponsor for Season Four of the hit show, and are made toe-to-tip with crocodile, lizard, and python leather. I suggested to my editor, Brady, that he get The Brady python boots for Christmas.

For those who want to be more blatant about their Yellowstone fandom, try this “Don’t Make Me Send Rip” t-shirt. It’ll be unmistakable that you love Yellowstone with one of these.

There may be no pair of pants more Yellowstone ready than the wrangler Cowboy cut jeans. It’s right there in the name. They’re also the official jeans of the Pro-Rodeo Competition.

Ranching is tough work. Being warm should be the least of your worries.

The official cookbook from real-life chef and Yellowstone actor Gabriel "Gator" Guilbeau features recipes including Rip’s Fry Bread, Chicken and Biscuit Dumplings, and Beth’s “Two Scoops of Ice Cream, Three Shots of Vodka” Smoothie.

Oak & Eden Whiskey partnered with Yellowstone actor Forrie J. Smith (Lloyd Pierce) to produce a cold brew coffee-infused American oak bourbon. It's also bottled at 90 proof.

Kevin Costner has worn King Ranch Saddle Shop's jackets throughout Yellowstone, including this "Conceal Carry" vest for John Dutton's more violent scenes.

Maybe all your Yellowstone fandom needs is a good grill before viewing parties.

Nothing says we're cooking the Dutton way more than a cast iron skillet with the Yellowstone logo stamped on.

Get your steaks tasting straight off the Yellowstone ranch with the show's official BBQ seasoning and rub mix.

This hardcover coffee table book features large photographs by photographer Anouk Masson Krantz, including a forward by Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan.

These Yellowstone glasses will make a great addition to your bar cart, especially if you need some whiskey to cap off a night of defending your ranch.

Luke Grimes released his debut country single “No Horse to Ride" earlier this year, when it played during an episode of Yellowstone Season Five. Though his upcoming appearance at Stagecoach 2024 is already sold out, you can still pick up some merch.

This Yellowstone Monopoly may curiously put the Dutton ranch cabins lower on the list of acquisitions, but Market Equities is up by the top. Become a real Montana mogul with higher aspirations than even John Dutton.

Convince your friends that your whiskey has been aged since 1883 with this special 1883 spinoff flask.

With just a little bit of batter, you could pop out enough four inch mini waffles to feed the whole Dutton family.