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Based on a western shirt from the 1940s, the details remain the same as they were back then, but the silhouette is slightly sleeker than vintage, making it easy to match with any style.
(Materials) The label is a reference to the vintage clothing, with long corners replaced with long selvedge, commonly known as "long year name." The dot buttons are white mother-of-pearl and are made by Universal. (Sewing) The rolled stitching is done with a 1/4-inch Union Special rolled stitching machine, the same one used to sew jeans (in our case, TCB 60's), to create the same puckering as vintage clothing. The V-stitch on the back yoke is sewn round in one go, inspired by vintage clothing.
(Fabric) The material is 8oz chino fabric that has been indigo dyed and then discharge printed.
The above is reprinted from the TCB official website
A western shirt with a clean silhouette that won't get in the way when wearing a denim jacket.
It's been a while since we've used Wabash fabric. Once it's sold out, it tends to be a long time before we can get it again.
Please take this opportunity.
*The TCB products we stock are not samples, so please refrain from visiting us just to try them on.
