The Rite Stuff Bulldog Wabash Work Shirt – Black

The Rite Stuff Bulldog Shirt is an exacting reproduction of a shirt that brand owner Bryan Shettig first saw worn by a workman in a 1920s postcard from his personal archive. The shirt is consistent with the 1920s when most shirts were still made as pullover shirts.

It is made from a selvedge discharge-dyed dot stripe Wabash fabric, milled in Japan, in both indigo and black sulphur dye in a versatile, year-round 5 oz weight. Both the indigo and sulphur fabrics used will fade with washing and wear so you can enjoy the unique ageing characteristics your garment takes on.

The Bulldog Work Shirt is cut roomy and full as a pullover needs to be in order to easily go on and off. The chest is generous, as are the sleeves, cuff, and the extra length ensures it stays tucked in, with no tails bobbing out when you put your arms up. Double-row chain stitching at principle seams means no tearing, a high, thin double back yoke, and a period-correct chinstrap and collar round out the shirt.

• Straight cut
• 5.7 oz. indigo-dyed selvedge discharge-printed Wabash chambray fabric, 100% cotton, milled, dyed, and printed in Japan
• Closed front, or pullover/popover, style
• Urea star-pattern buttons reproduced from 1920s originals, made in Japan
• Made in Japan

Code

8855

Colour

Black

For more information on shipping, we have a dedicated shipping page. We use Royal Mail for most orders but occasionally UPS, FedEx and DHL for higher value international orders. Shipping starts at £6 in the UK and £15 international and increases based on location and, for larger orders, weight.

Please be aware that we’re a two person operation so there may be a day or two between ordering and shipping. If you need something urgently, please contact us and we’ll probably be able to sort it.

We offer an easy returns process which is explained in detail on our returns page. All we ask is that returned items arrive back with us in as-new condition including labels and packaging. Unless we’ve made a mistake, we can’t refund or exchange socks, magazines or books.