A western shirt has to look right at the rodeo and still work on a cold morning at the barn. This one does both. The one-point yokes front and back give it the shape of a true western shirt, and the snap front opens or closes fast when you are moving, so you aren't fumbling with buttons while the horse waits.
The cotton and polyester blend is a practical mix for a long day. The cotton keeps the shirt comfortable against your skin, and the polyester adds strength and helps the fabric hold its shape. Snap flap pockets keep small items secure, and long sleeves cover your arms when the wind picks up.
Highlights
- Snap front for quick changes
- Snap flap pockets for small essentials
- One-point yokes front and back
- Cotton and polyester blend for everyday wear
- Long sleeves for cool mornings
- Assorted plaid, picked at random
Why a snap front suits a working woman
Snaps open and close fast, even with gloves on, which makes them a good choice for chores and for riding. A button takes a steady hand and a little time, and a snap doesn't.
Cotton and polyester is a common blend for everyday western shirts. It stays comfortable through a warm afternoon and holds its look through repeat washing.
It fits the rider or ranch woman who wants one western shirt for the feed store, the rodeo stands and supper in town. Long sleeves handle a cool morning, and the snap front lets you open up as the day warms.
At a glance
| Material | 55% cotton, 45% polyester |
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| Sleeve | Long sleeve |
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| Closure | Snaps |
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| Pockets | Snap flap |
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| Yokes | One point front and back |
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| Pattern | Assorted plaid, chosen at random |
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| Count | One shirt |
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How to use it
- Snap from the bottom up so the front lies flat, then open the top snaps as the day warms.
- Tuck it in for a clean line, or leave it out over jeans for a relaxed look.
- The plaid is picked at random, so each shirt is its own pattern. Choose on the fit and style you want, and let the plaid be the surprise.
Good to know
- Wear it with jeans and western boots for a rodeo or a day in town. A belt with a simple buckle keeps the look sharp when you tuck the shirt in.
- Layer it over a tee when the morning starts cool, and open the snaps as the day warms.
- Measure around the chest and check the sleeve length against your arm. A snap shirt should close without pulling across the chest.
- Wash it with the snaps closed so they don't snag other laundry, then hang it to dry. Hanging keeps the yokes and collar in shape.
About Wrangler
Wrangler makes Western and work clothing for ranch, rodeo and everyday wear.
Pick one up for the cool mornings ahead, and let the random plaid be the surprise.