JELADO Westcoast Shirt (Westcoast Shirt) Printed native pattern [SG73103]

This time, we created a West Coast shirt using canvas material woven with 20/3 (20-count triple ply) with a native print and brushed surface for a soft feel.
Sanpō is made by twisting three strands of thread into one, so 3/20 means that the fabric is woven with a thickness between approximately 3 and 6 threads.
Native American pattern fabrics are often made from wool, such as blankets, but this one is 100% cotton, so it can be used easily without worrying too much about storage, and the brushed surface gives it a wool-like texture, making it a piece that can be used for a long time from autumn to winter.
This shirt has an open-collar, boxy silhouette that is characteristic of the 50s, making it easy to coordinate with denim and chinos.
Even in the vintage world, the value of printed shirts from the 50s is increasing, and it is now difficult to find rare printed shirts made from rayon, flannel, or corduroy fabrics.