‍ ‍Stock Tie & Co. was born from a love of my horses and a passion for competing in style—a tribute to the ones who inspired it all.

As I grew into adulthood, I was determined to compete my own horse and had the privilege of training and showing my trainer’s horses. Like many young riders, I was broke—but I refused to compromise on looking my best in the ring. The polished, confident style of sports reporters and analysts on TV captivated me, and I wanted that same sense of elegance and intention in my equestrian attire.

But I couldn’t find a stock tie that met my vision—nothing felt luxurious, substantial, or truly timeless. I couldn’t stand flimsy Velcro pieces masquerading as style. So I turned to my mother, Terri, whose career dressing athletes, governors, and news anchors—and managing The Custom Shop in her 20s—made her the perfect partner. Together, we crafted a stock tie that was traditional yet modern, bold yet sophisticated, designed for riders who wanted to look and feel unforgettable.

Over a decade later, Stock Tie has grown into a brand riders trust and return to time and again. From the timeless elegance of our Four Star Collection to the bold personality of The Jockey Collection, every piece is meticulously made in the USA, with craftsmanship, intention, and style that stand the test of time.

We believe you don’t need to ride at the top to dress for success. Stock Tie is proudly women-owned, rider-driven, and built to celebrate confidence, individuality, and excellence. Even through challenges like COVID, we remained committed to our vision—and today, we thrive, bringing riders the best of the best, season after season.

Seeing our riders shine across the country and around the world, confident and proud in Stock Tie, is the heart of everything we do. Being part of this community—sharing in your wins, your journeys, and your style—is what makes this business meaningful.

Thank you for being here. We can’t wait to see you out on the show grounds, making your statement, and riding with confidence.

Sincerely,

Amanda Mayros