Welcome to Cajun Rednecks
Yep, we’re really Cajun Rednecks—and there’s a story behind the name.
For one of us, it all started deep in South Louisiana. My daddy was about as redneck as they come: a hardworking oilfield man who made his living on the rigs. Somewhere along the way, he met my mama at La Poussiere in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, right in the heart of Cajun Country. They fell in love right away—or maybe it was lust. Either way, they got married not long after, and the Cajun Redneck combination was officially underway.
The other half of Cajun Rednecks started life in Houston, Texas, but was adopted into a family with the unmistakably Cajun last name Bergeron (ber-jer-ron). So between the two of us, there’s plenty of Cajun, plenty of redneck, and more than a little creativity stirred into the mix.
See What We’ve Been Making
Take a look through our Gallery to get a feel for what we do and what we might be able to create for you.
We’re also busy building our online product catalog, so what you see today is only the beginning. Come back often—there’ll always be something new in the works.
Better yet, register with us so we can keep you posted as we add new products, designs, projects, and ideas.
Have something special in mind? Send us a message through our Contact Us page. We’ll usually get back to you within one business day.
Cajun Rednecks
Made by us. Made for you. Made a little differently.
We’re Makers
That’s probably the simplest way to describe us.
We like making things.
We like taking wood, metal, acrylic, fabric, a good idea—or sometimes a slightly crazy one—and turning it into something you’ll want to keep, use, wear, display, or give to somebody special.
Cajun Rednecks specializes in several kinds of custom work, including woodworking, laser engraving and cutting, full-color UV printing, and DTF garment printing. From handcrafted home décor and personalized gifts to signs, apparel, engraved pieces, and one-of-a-kind creations, we’re always trying new ideas and finding new things to make.
And if you have an idea you don’t see in our catalog, ask us. Some of our favorite projects start with somebody saying, “Do you think y’all could make this?”