c. 1970s Lee Oxblood Corduroy Western Shirt - Size M

A beautifully worn Lee western shirt cut from soft baby corduroy in this seasons rich oxblood tone. Designed with classic pearl snap closures, pointed western yokes and signature flap chest pockets, this piece captures the rugged elegance of mid-century American ranchwear. The fabric has softened over time, giving it an easy drape and comfortable, lived-in feel that only decades of wear can create.

Lee has been a cornerstone of American ranchwear since the late 19th century, with western shirts like this becoming staples for ranchers, riders and tradesmen throughout the mid-20th century. The pearl snap construction, corduroy fabrication and label details suggest a production window in the 1960s to early 1970s, when durable materials and functional design were paramount.

• Era: c. 1970s.
• Brand: Lee.
• Fabric: Baby corduroy.
• Color: Oxblood.
• Closure: Pearl snap buttons.
• Construction: Western yoke detailing with flap chest pockets.
• Fit: Slim vintage western silhouette.
• Condition: Well preserved with light, slight natural wear consistent with age.
• Part of the HOLLY Studio Found Vintage Winter Collection 001: Warm & Well Worn. We recommend gentle cleaning due to the nature of this aged garment.
• This is a one-of-a-kind vintage piece and shows visible signs of wear consistent with age and history. All Found Vintage Release items are final sale.

Fits like a vintage Medium with a slightly tailored western cut. This garment has approximately a 28.5” back body length, a 15.5” shoulder, a 20” chest, and a 25.5” sleeve length.