Herringbone Waist Pocket Overshirt - Camouflage

This Baseball shirt was made primarily from USA cotton produced along the Mississippi River Basin. Using a method known as air spinning, the material is made by spinning cotton thread with a variable width of between 13mm–33mm. This spinning method creates a rough feel and unique crispy texture, since the torque on the outside of the yarn is strong and the inside is weak. Featuring the classic collared design and loose silhouette found in early 1900s uniforms, the cuffs and hem are sewn with four needles for added durability. Details include a snap button placket, front chest pocket, and split and back elongated hem.

This Baseball shirt was made primarily from USA cotton produced along the Mississippi River Basin. Using a method known as air spinning, the material is made by spinning cotton thread with a variable width of between 13mm–33mm. This spinning method creates a rough feel and unique crispy texture, since the torque on the outside of the yarn is strong and the inside is weak. Featuring the classic collared design and loose silhouette found in early 1900s uniforms, the cuffs and hem are sewn with four needles for added durability. Details include a snap button placket, front chest pocket, and split and back elongated hem.

This Baseball shirt was made primarily from USA cotton produced along the Mississippi River Basin. Using a method known as air spinning, the material is made by spinning cotton thread with a variable width of between 13mm–33mm. This spinning method creates a rough feel and unique crispy texture, since the torque on the outside of the yarn is strong and the inside is weak. Featuring the classic collared design and loose silhouette found in early 1900s uniforms, the cuffs and hem are sewn with four needles for added durability. Details include a snap button placket, front chest pocket, and split and back elongated hem.