Western Yoke 2 Flap Open Shirt

DS-2744 Western Yoke 2 Flap Open Shirt

100% Rayon

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The design is based on vintage shirts from the 1950s.

The material is rayon broadcloth, which was the most popular material in the 1950s. It is a unique fiber that is moderately heavy yet cool to the touch, and is produced in-house.

It features a western-style shoulder yoke on the front. Also known as a western yoke, it is a part that is always attached to western shirts.

People in the 1950s dared to wear it in open-collar shirts.

The front buttons are also made of a special type of button called pearl hatch, which is often used in Western wear.

This particular shirt features a diamond design with stones inside, which was the most popular button in the 1950s. Called the Tetra Pearl Hatch, it is a collectible western detail.

The collar is relatively short, and the design is reminiscent of the late 1950s.

Additionally, the pocket flaps are subtly curved, which is a signature curve of western shirts.

The two-tone western yoke and pockets are a real 1950s style. If you wear it as an inner jacket, the western yoke that peeks out will look stylish.

Pair this shirt with a ribbon tie or a loop tie for a sophisticated western look.

Of course, the shirt itself has an impactful design, and is a gem that is worn by many musicians.