Just how stylish were they back then when doing manual labor? Lol
The tag features Røros Tweed, a textile manufacturer that represents Norway. They have been in business since the 1940s and are still active today. This piece uses their fabric.
It’s a manufacturer that still makes blankets and such today, and to be blunt, their regular prices are quite high.
This particular piece also uses incredibly high-quality wool.
With its pressed buttons, collarless design, and a boxy cut with plenty of width, it’s remarkably fashionable.
Simply put, it’s cool—an elegant piece of vintage workwear.
The condition is likely deadstock.
Man, this is a truly great shirt.
It’s not too thick and easy to wear; you can wear it well into early spring.
