About

Heritage Style is a vision, where Native American heritage meets Texan Style. It is a dream that is so much more than selling jewelry.

I have always loved to own unique pieces. When a special {Native American} man walked into my life, my interest and appreciation for this culture evolved to a marriage of two very different lifestyles. With that, Heritage Style was born.

Each piece is hand-picked as if I would be adding them to my personal collection; and a few of these are exceptionally tough to let go. All of these treasures have their own unique story, making this all the more special. 

Allow me to introduce myself:

I am Kelli (Chapman) LeClair. My roots will always be in Waxahachie and Lubbock, Tx (Wreck ‘Em!), but my wings have landed me in Central Wyoming with my husband, Hirchell. At the base of the Wind River mountains, we own and manage LeClair Cattle Company, a commercial and show cattle operation.
My obsessions are my Westie, Charleigh, Texas Tech football and cheap wine on an eclectic patio (preferably in downtown Lubbock if we’re going to get specific). I’m a total foodie- I have zero self-control and will make an excuse at least twice a week to celebrate something with a completely indulgent meal.
Agriculture has always had a piece of my heart- I grew up on a small farm, earned my Bachelors and Master’s degrees in Agriculture Communications from Texas Tech, and now raise cattle with my husband. A day in the life? If i’m not jewel hunting, chances are i’m at a cow show, riding to a cow show, or getting ready for a cow show.

Since Heritage Style’s inception in 2016,  this dream that has evolved into a brand has changed so much. Every single day i’m blown away at the community of women who are “Heritage Style”. The most humbling part of Heritage Style’s journey thus far are the ladies who I have gotten to connect with and now consider dear friends.  There are so many  relationships I’ve had the opportunity to foster at trade shows, cattle shows and other events.  I’m not one to be extrovert enough to “look” to make friends- women from across the country that I would have never otherwise interacted with, I now look forward to catching up with, both face-to-face and virtually, and truly value our relationships.

To say we’ve grown and evolved would be an understatement, but our core vision holds true. Our Turquoise Tuesday “lives” on Instagram have become a staple of the brand, and we ship and update the website daily. Several times a year, you can find my team (The Goat Guru Chase Taylor and Chuck the Cowdog) and I at various livestock shows and shopping events where we look forward to seeing “our people”.

You will plainly see through my social media channels a love for a Western-Influenced Chic style. I work to truly “style” everything I offer and believe feeling beautiful should be fun.  I look forward to the opportunity to channel my creativity bi-annually through a collaboration project called Dry Land Styled. A childhood friend and owner of Dry Land Decor, Mackenzie Dorsett and I  team up every spring and fall to curate a cohesive collection of both apparel and jewelry. We’ve gone from showing sheep together to doing business together and it couldn’t be a better fit.