1970s/1980s Western Shirt

🤠 Prairie Plaid Softie

Softer than a front-porch hymn and ready for the two-step, this vintage Champion Westerns snap shirt brings that sun-faded trail charm in a cinnamon-brown plaid. It’s light, easy, and broken-in just right—like it’s already heard a few good stories around the campfire. 🌾

Brand backstory ⭐️

Champion Westerns was a mid-century American westernwear label sold through department stores and ranch outfitters, with its heyday in the late 1960s–1970s (you’ll often see “Permanent Press” tags from that era). Think practical, good-looking shirts made for everyday riding and Friday-night halls—built to wash, wear, and do it again.

What you’re gettin’

• Classic western yokes front & back

• Pearl snaps down the front and triple-snap cuffs 🤍

• Twin flap chest pockets with snap closures

• Lightweight permanent-press plaid (brown/brick, white & black) — breathable and easy-care

• Curved shirttail hem for that true rodeo silhouette

Condition 🤎

Nice soft vintage condition. Fabric has that gentle, even fade and hand you only get with time; no show-stopping flaws noted. Fresh, clean, and ready to ride.

Size & fit 📏

• Tag: 15½ (approx. Men’s Medium)

• Fits like a classic western M—trim through the shoulders with room to move.

Round up this Champion and let it do what it does best—look easy, feel easier, and keep the good times rollin’.