Satin Rodeo Shirt - Faded Olive

Satin Rodeo Shirt - Faded OliveThese bright and bold satin shirts are inspired by the rayon shirts worn by bronc riders and calf roping riders in the 1930s and 1940s, shortly after rayon was first used in apparel. Historically, there were a few different materials used for these shirts. One was a twill gabardine, usually dyed in bright colors but these got very hot. An alternative was rayon, which was a fake silk, or silk substitute. Silk was pretty expensive for a shirt to be worn

hang dry or dry on low

These are bandanas that will continuously look better and better with use

Vintage-inspired green bar-tacks

25 SHOULDER WIDTH

Looks great tucked or untucked - but remember we have the long tails on our pearlsnap shirts

hang dry/dry low - expect some shrinkage

One of our favorite things about the colder months is the ability to layer

This fabric had similar characteristics to the photo we fell in love with

which we use on our sweatshirts and half-zips

the jackets

We now offer the Wythe Beachcloth Jacket in the original marled brown as well as our exclusive evergreen color

This particular bedford cord is just what we were looking for in a workwear staple