1990s Brushpopper Shirt

Well now, if this ain’t a fine lookin’ slice of ’90s cowboy style. This here Wrangler Brushpopper brings that bold Western swagger with its sturdy cotton build and stripes that’ll stand out from Amarillo to Albuquerque. It’s got just the right touch of vintage softness, but still tough enough to handle a day’s work – or a night of two-steppin’.

Cowboy Cut

Wrangler’s Cowboy Cut ain’t just for looks – it’s the tried-and-true fit designed for life in the saddle. Extra room where you need it, a trim shape that won’t bunch under your vest, and a length that’s ready for hard work. Speaking of length…

X-Long Tails

This shirt’s got X-Long Tails, which is cowboy code for it stays tucked no matter what. Rope a calf, climb a fence, or two-step ‘til the band packs up – your shirt’s stayin’ put.

Single-Needle Tailoring

Built with single-needle stitching, each seam’s done one side at a time for a cleaner, flatter, stronger finish. It’s slower work, costs more to make, but the result’s a shirt that feels as good on the inside as it looks on the outside. That’s the kind of detail you just don’t see in most modern shirts anymore.

Shoulder Yokes that Flow into the Pockets

Here’s a design detail worth a tip of the hat – the front shoulder yokes “transform” into the flaps on the chest pockets. It’s a smooth, continuous line that shows Wrangler’s not just building a work shirt, but thinking about how to make it stand out without shouting. Those pockets also sport regular buttons instead of snaps – the Brushpopper way – so they’ll hold tight through thick and thin.

Assembled in Mexico

Back in the day, Wrangler kept its standards high by producing components in the USA and assembling some shirts just south of the border. That’s what “Assembled in Mexico” means – American materials and design, stitched together in Mexican factories known for skilled craftsmanship. You get the same quality Wrangler was famous for, just with a little extra border-crossin’ heritage.

Size & Measurements

The tag says 16-34, which refer to your neck and chest circumferences in inches. Basically it's a Large, and we think it's pretty true to size, even by Euro standards.

Length from shoulder to hem 75 cm
Width pit-to-pit 54 cm
Sleeve length 63 cm

Bold, rugged, and full of Western character, this shirt’s got both the grit for the ranch and the flash for Saturday night. Wear it and you won’t just be dressed – you’ll be making an entrance.