Sawtooth Westerner Shirt - Denim

The first ever Sawtooth Western Shirt was produced in the 1940s, by a mister Jack A. Weil of Rockmount in Colorado. The design has been a hit ever since, and has been iterated on by countless other brands over the years - with this particular model taking inspirations from a cut originally produced in the 1950s (by a very famous and litigious denim company). The fit is far more vintage than the average western shirt, with a long body cut to be tucked in. While it can be worn untucked, it lacks the more tailored fit of modern western shirts, and has a more oversized look when styled this way. Otherwise, it's about as classic as you can imagine, with a relaxed (but true to size) chest, full shoulders, and a tight collar. The fabric is a solid 10oz sanforized denim milled in Kurashiki, Okayama (Japan). Over time, this already comfortable fabric will soften and relax substantially (as a result of wear and washing), additionally, the indigo dye will fade uniquely with how you wear your shir