1980s Western Denim Shirt

🐎 Cowboy Provenance, 1980s

Here’s a piece with some real rodeo spirit – a western denim shirt by Edwin, most likely from the 1980s, and straight outta a Canadian cowboy’s closet 🤠. You can just feel the stories stitched into this one.

🔹 Details & Style

• Front yokes with a twist: Instead of the classic pointed western yoke, this shirt’s got those sweeping front shoulder panels that drop right down to the chest. They are still technically yokes, but with an unusual design that really makes this one stand out.

• Snap buttons all the way down – quick to pop open after a long day on the ranch, or at the honky-tonk.

• Dual chest pockets with flap + snap closures, practical for stashing smokes, matches, or a cowboy’s winnings from the local poker night.

• Condition: Beautifully vintage, with all the right fading and wear from decades of use – but no flaws. Just character, through and through.

🔹 About Edwin

Founded in Japan in 1947, Edwin quickly earned a reputation for quality denim with a global following. By the 1960s they were innovating stone-washing techniques that later defined the whole denim world. Shirts like this show how Edwin blended Japanese craftsmanship with classic American western styling – a nod to both sides of the denim legacy. 🌍

🔹 Fit & Size

• Tagged size: Large

• Fits true to vintage cowboy cuts – roomy enough to swing a lasso, but sharp enough to turn heads.

✨ Why It’s Special

This ain’t your run-of-the-mill denim shirt. It’s vintage Edwin, cowboy-owned, with those striking front yokes giving it a unique western silhouette. Whether this was made in the U.S. for export or crafted in Japan, one thing’s sure: it’s got dust, dance, and denim history woven right in.