Denim Shirt - 1937 Roamer Shirt Blue Wabash Denim Pike Brothers
Denim Shirt - 1937 Roamer Shirt Blue Wabash Denim Pike Brothers
Denim Shirt - 1937 Roamer Shirt Blue Wabash Denim Pike Brothers
Denim Shirt - 1937 Roamer Shirt Blue Wabash Denim Pike Brothers
Denim Shirt - 1937 Roamer Shirt Blue Wabash...
Denim Shirt - 1937 Roamer Shirt Blue Wabash...
Denim Shirt - 1937 Roamer Shirt Blue Wabash...
Denim Shirt - 1937 Roamer Shirt Blue Wabash...

Denim Shirt - 1937 Roamer Shirt Blue Wabash Denim Pike Brothers

P0401-17-0039-L
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€107.50
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Blue denim shirt with white stripes (wabash)

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With a 1930s/40s cut, it is very comfortable thanks to its relaxed fit and features an extra detail: the "smoker's pocket".

In the first half of the 20th century, smoking was widely accepted and workwear was generally adapted to make life easier for smokers. The smoker's pocket is cut so that a soft pack of cigarettes fits inside. This allowed the wearer to easily grab a cigarette from the pocket without having to take out the pack. The shirt also features a pen pocket.

 

The following details characterize this shirt:

- 100% cotton
- comfortable regular fit
- smoker's pocket
- pen pocket
- cat eye buttons
- Authentic 1930s cut with an American early 20th-century wabash pattern
- made in Portugal

Available sizes: S to 2XL.

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Men

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