1990s Brushpopper Shirt

Here’s a vintage Wrangler Brushpopper that’s all about big personality and bold color. Made in the 1990s and assembled in Mexico, it serves up a vibrant Southwestern-inspired stripe-and-geo pattern in red, purple, green, teal, black, and gold. This one’s got that perfect soft vintage feel that only comes from decades of gentle wear, while still holding its structure and color beautifully.

Assembled in Mexico

During the ’90s, Wrangler produced many of their premium shirts using American-made materials and designs, then assembled them just south of the border. These Mexico-assembled pieces kept the same rugged quality Wrangler was known for, with skilled finishing that could handle real cowboy life.

True Brushpopper Style

Like any genuine Brushpopper, this shirt’s built from heavier cotton than your average Western shirt, giving it extra durability. It’s got regular buttons instead of pearl snaps, preferred by working cowboys for staying fastened when the going gets rough. Two chest pockets with pointed flaps add to the Western charm while giving you room for small essentials.

Size & Measurements

The size tag says Large, and the neck circumference is 16–16.5 inches. It's true to size.

Length from shoulder to hem 74 cm
Width pit-to-pit 55 cm
Sleeve length 61 cm

If you’re after a shirt that’s got both Western heritage and eye-catching style, this one’s ready to ride. It’s tough enough for work, colorful enough for play, and soft enough that it feels like it’s been your favorite for years – because it just might become exactly that.