1970s Board Shirt

Made from Oregon-grown, U.S.-milled virgin wool, this here Pendleton Board Shirt is the real deal. It's a legit 1970s original, and it’s got the wide lapels to prove it—ready to disco, chop wood, or drop some flannel wisdom around the campfire (or all three, if you're ambitious).

The green and blue plaid is as forest-fresh as a Pacific Northwest morning, and with that classic loop collar and buttonless flap pockets, it's pure Pendleton through and through.

What makes it a Board Shirt?

Glad you asked, cowboy. Born in the 1950s and made famous by West Coast surfers and sharp-dressed rebels, the Board Shirt became the stuff of legend—known for:

• Two open chest pockets with flap closures – no buttons, no nonsense

• Loop collar – a rare and classy detail for the discerning wool wrangler

• Straight hem and square cut – perfect for wearin’ untucked and unbothered

• 100% virgin wool – warm, breathable, and tougher than a bull in a bad mood

Sizing note, partner:

It’s labeled a Medium, but by modern European standards, it’s got some extra room in the shoulders and chest. So if you’re typically a Euro Large, this one might fit you just right—like a handshake from a seasoned ranch hand.

Measurements:

Length from shoulder to hem 68 cm
Width pit-to-pit 56 cm
Sleeve length 62 cm