Sugar Cane - Blue Denim Western Shirt

Inspired by vintage western shirts made in the 1950s - 1960s. It has the characteristics of work wear, such as the lap-hold double-needle seams. Designed to have narrower waist than work shirts.

It features a western yoke, which is said to protect the shoulders in the event of a horse fall. At the time, snap buttons were used on each part of the shirt to make it easier to remove if it got caught in horse harnesses or cow horns during labor. The pearl parts of the buttons are made from real shells (cut from shells), so there are individual differences in color and texture depending on the part. Three buttons are used for each cuff. A luxurious piece with 18 buttons in one piece. A union ticket is tucked into the back of the placket. The lower thread of the stitch is a tough chain stitch specification.