Shady Grove

Shady Grove is an old song from Kentucky that Doc Watson and Jerry Garcia sang, and it's a magic spot in Austin wedged between a trailer park and Zilker Park on Barton Springs Road. All of them cool green places you'd rather be.

Brown, mustard, ivory and a thread of teal, the colors of that patio in October. Wear it the way you'd sit there: unhurried.

Four-ounce cotton flannel from a mill that's been weaving for 150 years. Medium-light, pliable, soft — it takes your shape the first day out, not the fiftieth wash. Pre-shrunk, 100% cotton. If you ever found a flannel in your granddad's closet that was worn in and still good as new, this is that shirt. Take care of it and it will outlast you. Iridescent mother-of-pearl snaps, the kind the best shirts used to have and seldom do. Cut and sewn in Los Angeles from the isle of Japan's finest fabric.

Details

• 100% cotton flannel
• Medium-light 4.0 oz. fabric
• Brown, mustard and teal mini-plaid
• Pre-shrunk; softens with every wash
• Iridescent mother-of-pearl snaps
• Long sleeve, slim fit
  
• Cold wash and hang dry only
• Made in U.S.A.

Also in the Hill Country Flannel: Blanco and Golden Hobo.