1960s Western Shirt

Well now, partner, here’s a shirt that’s been dancin’ through western fashion history longer than most honky-tonk jukeboxes have been playin’. This 1960s red & white checkered beauty by H Bar C Ranchwear is a true slice of cowboy heritage — soft, stylish, and Made in the USA with pride.

🧵 The Brand Behind the Legend

H Bar C ain’t just any ol’ shirt-maker. The company traces its roots back to the early 20th century, when Hollywood first started crankin’ out western films. By the 1930s and ’40s, H Bar C Ranchwear was already dressing singing cowboys and screen legends, putting rhinestones, snaps, and bold patterns on the big stage. They became the brand of choice for anyone lookin’ to strut western style with showmanship. From rodeo arenas to country music stages, H Bar C was the uniform of folks who wanted their shirts to say “I’ve arrived.”

By the time the 1960s rolled around, H Bar C had a reputation as the Cadillac of western wear — sharp lines, wild patterns, and snap buttons that made sure you could ride, dance, or brawl without ever losin’ your cool.

👕 Shirt Details

• Bold red & white checkered pattern — country charm in every stitch.

• Classic Klikit pearl snaps down the front, on the pockets, and at the cuffs.

• Fine soft condition — still plenty of life in this rodeo star.

• No size tag, but measures: Length: 77 cm, chest: 52 cm, sleeve: 62 cm

Owning an H Bar C shirt is like ridin’ with history. It’s part of the cultural backbone that shaped cowboy fashion into what it is today. Whether you’re boot-scootin’ across a dance floor or sittin’ tall in the saddle, this shirt carries the spirit of western showmanship right along with ya.