Meet the Gustin Short Sleeve Western Shirt - an iconic style rooted in American heritage, lending itself perfectly to classic colors and lighter weight fabrics from chambrays, plaids and twills. Now we have the perfect summer version for you.
This style uses cotton chambray cloth from one of the finest mills in Japan. This is one of those fabrics that is just a thing of beauty. We knew instantly that it would be perfect for our short sleeve western shirt. Not only does it have a lively crosshatch that adds tremendous visual texture and highlights all of the piecing in the western shirt, it's also incredibly soft. You put this shirt on and it just feels amazing, a perfect weight and airy breathable quality will make you want to live in this shirt. The rich black warp is beautifully contrasted with the powdery white weft, giving the shirt a shade that goes with just about anything you pair it with. This is just super wearable chambray at a fantastic price.
Styling details drive this classic style’s more casual appeal. Original western front and back yoke details, quintessential traits of a western shirt. A no-button collar that’s perfectly sized to sit well. Two chest pockets with flaps and secured with natural shell snaps. We spared no expense on the snaps, aside from the yokes, the snaps are what make a western shirt - the shell is marbled white and yellow and they are encased in brass. A very gently scooped bottom hem that works wonderfully un-tucked or tucked, if that's your thing. Extensive single needle stitching is used throughout. The front placket is also pleated, made the right way, using a true two piece construction. The feel is more substantial and the effort higher, but it's the right way. We keep the basic core fit specs of our classic or slim fits so you can easily order the same size you wear in our Classic Button Down.
Button downs that are made in the USA using our quality of material and construction are typically priced at $175 to $300. The Gustin model, with your support, lets us do much better.