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Our original Denim Western Shirt was released in April 2019 and quickly became one of our most requested pieces. Made from a 7 oz indigo-dyed denim with faux-pearl snaps, and single point front and back yokes, it spotlighted the traditional elements of western workwear without overdoing it. The shirt featured our signature Cuff-to-Elbow patches and was built to handle long days while still looking sharp enough for town. It sold out and has carried a waiting list ever since—one of those rare pieces that people ask about by name, years after the last one shipped.
Our original Denim Western Shirt was released in April 2019 and quickly became one of our most requested pieces. Made from a 7 oz indigo-dyed denim with faux-pearl snaps, and single point front and back yokes, it spotlighted the traditional elements of western workwear without overdoing it. The shirt featured our signature Cuff-to-Elbow patches and was built to handle long days while still looking sharp enough for town. It sold out and has carried a waiting list ever since—one of those rare pieces that people ask about by name, years after the last one shipped.
- 100% Cotton
Wash cold, inside out, with like colors. Hang dry. The indigo will soften and fade naturally over time—this is by design. Expect some color transfer in early washes.
Made in Portugal