1970s Single-Needle Western Shirt

A RARE Single-Needle Wrangler western shirt from 1970s. Not only is this shirt adorned with beautiful green stripes, but the material is so incredibly soft and cozy. The single-needle tailoring means the seams are so smooth, you won't even notice them. And let's not forget the shiny black pearl snaps – they're the icing on the cake!

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What does "Single Needle Tailoring" mean?

Single needle tailoring is a method of constructing garments using a sewing machine that has only one needle. This technique allows for more precise and intricate stitching, resulting in a higher level of craftsmanship and attention to detail in the finished garment. Single-needle tailoring is often associated with high-end and custom-made clothing, as it requires skill and time to execute. It is commonly used in the construction of fine suits, shirts, and other tailored clothing.

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Wear it out on a Saturday night with your boo and show off its vintage charm. No need to worry about your shirt coming untucked, even if you bust out some John Travolta moves on the dance floor – the "X-Long Tails" have got you covered.

Despite its age, this shirt is still in great shape, with no noticeable flaws. The tag is faded, but we're pretty sure it says "Assembled in Mexico", referring to the fabric being made in USA.

Size:
X-Large (17,5–36). Please check the measurements below to make sure it's the right fit.

Measurements:
Length from shoulder to hem 75 cm
Width pit-to-pit 63 cm
Sleeve length 65 cm

About the condition:
This is a vintage item, meaning it probably has some wear. Even if described as "like new", remember it's NOT new. We'll do our best to point out any major flaws, but some may slip by unnoticed. If you have any concerns, we're here to help. Just remember, it's a secondhand piece of clothing.