Tucked away in the rugged landscapes of Oregon, where the open land stretches for miles and the values of faith, family, and country still run deep, two brothers set out to build something bigger than themselves—something that would embody the very principles they lived by. Bobby and Brian were raised with a deep respect for hard work, the great outdoors, and the people who sacrifice to keep this country free. God N Country wasn’t just a business—it was a calling.
Brian spent his early years as a ranch foreman at the Rocker 3 Ranch, where long days in the saddle and nights in the bunkhouse forged a deep appreciation for the Western way of life. The work was grueling, but there was honor in it—honor in the land, in the tradition, and in the hands that built this country. Despite stepping away in 2001 to pursue a career in heavy equipment fleet management, he always knew he’d find his way back to the place that felt like home. In 2015, that longing brought him back to Oregon, where he returned to Rocker 3 as a hunting guide, leading mule deer and elk hunts through the same terrain he’d once worked.
It was there, among the Junipers and sage brush, that an idea was born. In 2017, Brian began crafting custom knives, a craft that required patience, precision, and a respect for tradition—just like ranching. As he worked, he sketched out a design that would eventually become the iconic God N Country logo. At first, it was just something for close friends and family, a symbol of the values they all held dear. But the response was overwhelming, and Brian saw an opportunity to turn this simple emblem into something greater.
That’s where Bobby came in. The younger of the two, Bobby brought a creative edge to the operation. As a commercial photographer and former creative director, he had the skills to take Brian’s vision and turn it into a movement. More than just a brand, God N Country would be a tribute—to the ranchers, the first responders, the veterans, and the blue-collar men and women who worked hard, loved their families, and stood tall in their faith.
The brothers knew that if they were going to do this, it had to mean something. From day one, giving back was at the core of their mission. God N Country now supports six different charities, ranging from organizations that aid veterans and first responders to those that help injured rodeo athletes, Native American communities, and rescue animals. It was never just about selling apparel—it was about standing for something bigger.
Today, God N Country is more than a brand; it’s a statement. Every hat, every hoodie, and every piece of apparel carries the same values that Brian and Bobby grew up with. It’s for the ones who work the land, who answer the call to serve, and who gather in worship. It’s for the ones who know that faith, family, and freedom aren’t just words—they’re a way of life.
As God N Country continues to grow, the mission remains the same: to create apparel that represents the heart of America and to give back to the people who embody its spirit. Because in the end, it’s not just about what you wear—it’s about what you stand for.