Wabash Selvedge Vent Hole Work Shirt

Wabash print textiles, famously introduced by the J.L. Stifel and Sons company during the early 20th century, have remained enduring fixtures in workwear, even though they were produced for a relatively brief span of approximately 30 years. The vented-hole work shirt, pioneered by the American brand Power-House in the 1940s and 1950s, was crafted to enhance ventilation and provide a more comfortable, drier experience for wearers. As modern fabrics with rapid drying capabilities emerged, this vintage-style design primarily resurfaced as a nostalgic emblem of the past. Point collar. Buttoned placket.Long sleeves with buttoned barrel cuffs.Two chest buttoned pockets.Authentic runoff chain-stitched construction at the side seams.9 oz. denim.Machine wash cold with like colors. Do not bleach. Iron or tumble dry on low. These shirts run small, please consider sizing up.  S/36 M/38 L/40 XL/42 XXL/44