Golden Hobo

In 1937, a sign painter in the Texas Panhandle jumped a boxcar to the Golden State. The hobos, Okies and landscape Woody Guthrie saw along the way are the fabric of his songs. This shirt is a fine vintage checkerboard of every color "This Land" turns between Amarillo and Bakersfield. For whoever's already decided to go.

4.0 oz. cotton flannel, medium-light, from a mill 150 years old. Soft, pliable, yours on the first wear. Pre-shrunk, 100% cotton. Mother-of-pearl snaps, iridescent like the inside of a shell. Take care of it and it will outlast the trip. Cut and sewn in Los Angeles from the isle of Japan's finest fabric.

Details

• 100% cotton flannel
• Medium-light 4.0 oz. fabric
• Red, navy, gold and tan check
• Pre-shrunk; softens with every wash
• Iridescent mother-of-pearl snaps
• Long sleeve, slim fit
• Cut and sewn in Los Angeles from the isle of Japan's finest fabric

Also in the Hill Country Flannel: Shady Grove and Blanco.