Western-Style Jeans Collection by Sheryl Crow

Singer/songwriter Sheryl Crow will be releasing her own very "Americana" line of denim jeans and shirts in Dillard's department stores on August 15.

The multi-Grammy Award winning artist's clothing line, Bootheel Trading Company, is inspired by western and vintage style. The jeans are designed to be eco-friendly, using only fair-trade cotton and denim.

Crow has partnered with Western Glove Works for the affordable fashion line. The most expensive jeans is retailed at $69, and the shirts start at $29.

Sheryl Crow didn't have to look any further than her own closet to find the inspiration for her new Bootheel Trading Co. line of jeans, vests and T-shirts. "I have an incredible amount of vintage that I've collected over the years," says Sheryl Crow, whose line, named after where she grew up - "the boot heel of Missour", debuts in Dillard's department stores on Aug. 7.

"My style is very Americana, I gravitate to pieces that are American by nature, either western or Depression-era." When she's not on tour supporting her latest album, Detours, you'll find the Grammy winner at home on her Tennessee ranch with her 15-month-old son Wyatt, 16 horses and two Labradors.

"I do almost everything in jeans, except sleep," says Crow, 46, who wanted the denim-based line she calls "comfortable and earthy" to still be affordable for her friends back home. "Denim has become so high-priced as of late. My friends back home don't want to spend $250 for a pair of jeans. I want them to be able to walk into a medium-priced store and be able to afford a cool pair of jeans for less than 100 bucks." Crow's most expensive jeans are $69.