Western Shirt W/Pearl Snaps Grab Bag
This is a one-shot thing we got goin' on here
Today it isn't uncommon to see those with a hardworking lifestyle reembracing styles reminiscent of the American West. The region was defined by the grit of those willing to brave it; the clothes needed to be just as tough and practical. These shirts are made in the iconic style of the shirts made famous by the everyday laborers and film stars of the mid-century. This grab bag encompasses long and short-sleeve shirts of various materials and designs; the pictures below are just a smattering of the dizzying variety on offer. All shirts feature pearl snaps. These shirts are worn, expect signs of use.
Why Pearl Snaps?
It wasn't until the 1940s that pearl snaps appeared on Western-style work shirts. Rockmount Ranch Wear is credited with pioneering this style of shirt. The use of snaps instead of buttons allowed for far easier and faster use with tired or gloved hands. Pearl snaps were also less likely to break off or get caught on things, which was and still is a serious benefit for hard work. This development was an immediate hit among ranchers and blue-collar workers; it would become an instant staple in western media as well.
Note: You only get ONE shirt per Grab Bag
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This is a one-shot thing we got goin' on here
Today it isn't uncommon to see those with a hardworking lifestyle reembracing styles reminiscent of the American West. The region was defined by the grit of those willing to brave it; the clothes needed to be just as tough and practical. These shirts are made in the iconic style of the shirts made famous by the everyday laborers and film stars of the mid-century. This grab bag encompasses long and short-sleeve shirts of various materials and designs; the pictures below are just a smattering of the dizzying variety on offer. All shirts feature pearl snaps. These shirts are worn, expect signs of use.
Why Pearl Snaps?
It wasn't until the 1940s that pearl snaps appeared on Western-style work shirts. Rockmount Ranch Wear is credited with pioneering this style of shirt. The use of snaps instead of buttons allowed for far easier and faster use with tired or gloved hands. Pearl snaps were also less likely to break off or get caught on things, which was and still is a serious benefit for hard work. This development was an immediate hit among ranchers and blue-collar workers; it would become an instant staple in western media as well.
Note: You only get ONE shirt per Grab Bag
