Late 60s US-Made Outdoorsman Shirt

This ain’t your average Pendleton

Saddle up for the Outdoorsman, a rare bird from the Pendleton archives, likely born in the good ol’ U.S. of A. back in the late 1960s—back when gas was cheap, sideburns were long, and a shirt like this meant you knew your way around a mountain trail and a poker table.

The Outdoorsman isn’t trying to impress the city folk—it’s pure western grit. With strong flap pockets and a slightly taller cut, it’s got that frontier spirit running through its seams. The hem? Designed to fly free, pardner. Tuck it in if you must, but this one's meant to roam.

Got some wear? Sure does.

Around the collar and with a few honest-to-goodness moth holes, it’s got scars like any old cowboy worth his boots. But listen here—this shirt’s seen more sunrises than a rooster. That kind of character don’t come factory-made.

Details

Condition: Worn-in vintage with character – age spots, moth nibblin’, and stories to tell

Size: Marked size 15, which translates to a solid Medium. But don't take our word for it—check them measurements and ride accordingly.

Measurements:
Shoulder to hem: 75 cm
Pit to pit: 54 cm
Sleeve: 59 cm

Dry clean only.

Highlights

• Late 1960s Pendleton Outdoorsman model – harder to find than a needle in a haystack

• Strong western look with dual flap pockets

• Likely made in the USA (tag’s shy, but it walks the walk)

• Wool fabric that’s seen some miles and earned every one

• Designed to be worn untucked – perfect for campfires, porch sittin’, or just struttin’

• Faded charm, visible wear, and a story in every stitch

So what if it’s a little rough around the edges? At sixty-something years old, it’s aged better than most of us. This is a shirt with backbone, grit, and a whole lotta soul—kinda like your favorite Clint Eastwood flick.

Take it home, give it a new chapter. Just don’t call it “distressed.” It prefers “seasoned.”