70s US-Made Loop-Collar Wool Shirt

From the days of disco, dirt roads, and daring lapels

You’re looking at a true vintage Pendleton wool shirt from the glorious 1970s, when shirts had collars big enough to cast shadows and textures soft enough to make you rethink wool entirely. This one’s got that rich mustardy light brown color that practically screams “leisure-ready lumberjack,” and a fabric that feels almost linen-like—smooth, breathable, and unlike anything Pendleton’s made in modern times.

A Rare Bird from the Woolly Archives

We couldn’t pinpoint the exact model, which only makes this shirt more intriguing. It’s likely a short-run or specialty piece, because the details are off the charts:

• A loop collar that can go from casual to cocktail in seconds

• Big, bold 1970s lapels that say “Yes, I am the main character.”

• Two chest pockets with button closures – tidy, symmetrical, and ready for action

• Classic virgin wool, but with an unusual smooth finish—feels more like linen, wears like vintage Pendleton

Why It Stands Out

• Color: A rich, mustard-light-brown tone that’s pure ‘70s gold

• Texture: Soft and smooth – none of that scratchy stuff

• Details: Loop collar, bold lapels, and buttoned pockets? Yes please.

• Made in the USA – back when every thread told a story

This shirt is in excellent condition for its age. No major signs of wear, no moth holes, and all the buttons are present and accounted for. It’s a shirt with serious style and substance—just rare enough to make collectors nod and strangers ask where you got it.

Size & Measurements

Size:
Large, a vintage boxy fit. Check the measurements below.

Measurements:
Length from shoulder to hem 65 cm
Width from armpit to armpit 58 cm
Sleeve length 58 cm