Brown Western Shirt

Brown Western Shirt

1950’s two tone brown/tan western shirt. Multi chainstitch embroidery. Functional chest pockets. Pre-Shrunk.  Excellent condition. Chest: 34” Shoulder: 15.5” Sleev: 22.5” Waist: 30” Length at Sides (from HPS) 21” Length at CF (from HPS) :24.5”

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History
  • Western shirts gained popularity in the mid-20th century, particularly in the 1950s, as symbols of Americana and cowboy culture.
  • The design elements, such as multi chainstitch embroidery, reflect the craftsmanship and attention to detail that was prominent in vintage clothing production during that period.
  • Brown and tan color combinations were often seen in western wear, aligning with the earth tones favored in mid-century styles.

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