BWS-02 Utility Shirt Selvedge Canvas Wabash Indigo

The BWS-02 UTILITY SHIRT is inspired on vintage workwear aesthetics. The shirt is following a regular cut with simple, yet functional detailing. It features two chest pockets, of which one is equipped with a pen compartment. The silhouette’s shorter body promotes a casual, relaxed look, and is designed to be worn untucked.
The first known version of the "indigo wabash stripe" was made by a company called J.L. Stiefl & Sons. The name of the wabash striped pattern finds its origin in the Wabash Confederacy, a Native American tribe that lived in an area covering the current US states of Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. Indigo wabash stripe fabrics are typically known for their durability and were used in hard labour as the fabric for workwear garments. The 9oz WABASH INDIGO SELVEDGE CANVAS is constructed in the same way as out 9oz duck brown counterpart, except this version is indigo yarn-dyed and has the distinctive printed white dot stripe pattern. Woven by Collect Mills in Japan.

- Style: BWS-02 Utility Shirt
- Fit: Regular fit
- Color: Indigo
- Material: 100% cotton
- Made of 9oz selvedge canvas from Collect Mills, Japan
- Wabash stripe print pattern
- Pre-washed
- 2 chest pockets
- Side seam gusset
- Chainstitch run-offs
- Cotton-poly core-spun heavy-duty stitching
- Off white cat eye buttons
- Indigo dyed bull embroidery
- Indigo dyed bartacks
- Woven labels with 100% cotton base & polyester detailing
- Made in Portugal

Our model is 180cm, 73kg - wears size M