Satin Rodeo Shirt - Evergreen

Satin Rodeo Shirt - EvergreenThese 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

The Suede Shearling Ranch Jacket is built on a modified version of our usual Ranch Jackets

Canoe motif on back

Lots of apparel companies

Think of this ranch jacket as a cropped shirt with our favorite vintage references

Ireland is comprised of 12 different yarn colors to make up the ombre effect on the diamond weave

Straight leg

which was taken from much older Beachcloth garments

neck guards

Utilizing the roughout and the leather makes for a killer two-tone boot that will only look better with age

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

we found ourselves up to our ears in beautiful vintage half-zip workshirts

drawstring hood