Example. Italians give me some delicious parmigiana cheese straight from Italy. I hat a good Texas gift in the $$100-500 range?
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What's a good "Texas" business gift to give a foreigner?
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This is on the upper end of your $500 range...and requires a size. But, definitely Texan and something that would make a big impression. https://www.tecovas.com/collections/mens-boots
Closer to $100 - Texas Belt Buckles from Sheplers - https://www.sheplers.com/mens/western-belts-buckles/texas-belt-buckles/
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It’s a balance on the edge of a knife
It’s a smile on the edge of sadness
It’s a dance on the edge of life
Endlessly rocking.....
Send a Corsicana Fruit Cake. The recipient can return it to you the following year as a re-gift.
It can go on for years and years.
The perfect gift that keeps on giving.
It can go on for years and years.
The perfect gift that keeps on giving.
a nice Stetson
Be present in all things and thankful for all things.
Excellent suggestion.BUwolverine2012 said:
a nice Stetson
Ghostrider said:
Example. Italians give me some delicious parmigiana cheese straight from Italy. I hat a good Texas gift in the $$100-500 range?
Boots might be more desirable. (I've given a few Noconas before. Well received).
A gift certificate to a little place down in La Grange would be very Texan.
.... or p*erhaps:
- tbp*
- tbp*
It’s method on the edge of madness
It’s a balance on the edge of a knife
It’s a smile on the edge of sadness
It’s a dance on the edge of life
Endlessly rocking.....
It’s a balance on the edge of a knife
It’s a smile on the edge of sadness
It’s a dance on the edge of life
Endlessly rocking.....
I had a group of Germans in a few years ago. Gave them all belts and straw cowboy hats. They LOVED it. I got pictures of them wearing their gear for several years thereafter. One guy even brought his family back to stay with us at my parent's ranch. We shot rifles, rode horses and branded a pair of boots. My mom loves the family, and their oldest son is staying with my parents while attending a semester at Baylor next year. How's that for ROI on a hat?
Beaver nuggets, of course...
Germans love guns!OsoCoreyell said:
I had a group of Germans in a few years ago. Gave them all belts and straw cowboy hats. They LOVED it. I got pictures of them wearing their gear for several years thereafter. One guy even brought his family back to stay with us at my parent's ranch. We shot rifles, rode horses and branded a pair of boots. My mom loves the family, and their oldest son is staying with my parents while attending a semester at Baylor next year. How's that for ROI on a hat?
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