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&SONS Carder Shirt Ochre Check

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$380

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Made to be worn, cherished, and passed down
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INTRODUCING

Inspired by the past, crafted for the present, and designed to last into the future—welcome the Carder Shirt, part of the &SONS HARD.WEAR range. This shirt is a testament to traditional craftsmanship, with every stitch designed to withstand the tests of time.

Made from 390GSM heavyweight cotton flannel, the Carder is tough enough to endure the outdoors, yet brushed on the inside for that extra touch of comfort. The bespoke check design reflects the classic workwear of bygone eras, while its durable construction speaks to its place in the wardrobe of future generations. With buffalo horn buttons and triple-needle stitching, this shirt will accompany you through life’s adventures—whether working, exploring, or simply enjoying the great outdoors.

Designed to be more than just an item of clothing, the Carder Shirt is made to be worn, cherished, and passed down. This is clothing with a purpose, built to last for generations.

FABRIC & FEATURES

  • Heavyweight 390GSM flannel for enduring wear across generations
  • Triple-needle stitching to ensure ultimate durability
  • Brushed interior for present-day comfort and warmth
  • Buffalo horn buttons: A timeless touch of authenticity
  • Bespoke check design: Honouring the past while built for the future

ORIGINS

The plaid shirt is rooted in the rich history of tartan, a woven pattern that originated in the Scottish Highlands. Traditionally, tartan patterns were used to signify different Scottish clans, with each unique design representing a family or region. These woollen fabrics provided not just warmth but also a strong cultural identity. As Scottish emigration spread across the globe in the 18th and 19th centuries, so did tartan, eventually evolving into what we now recognise as plaid.

By the early 20th century, plaid shirts became synonymous with American workwear, particularly in the rugged environments of logging camps and farms. Known as "lumberjack shirts" in the United States, they were made from thick flannel to withstand harsh conditions. Over time, the plaid shirt transcended its practical beginnings to become a symbol of rebellion and rugged masculinity in pop culture, worn by everyone from grunge musicians to fashion icons. Today, it remains a wardrobe essential, a timeless blend of heritage, functionality, and style.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

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MODEL WEARS MEDIUM: Chest 39"” // Waist 32” // Height 6FT”