We mixed a bit of early work shirts, Native American ‘traditional’ tunics, Old West shirting, European fancy shirts, stirred it all up, and dipped it in the MF® salsa to create the Ranchero Shirt.
The ‘cut away’ collar pattern was inspired by late 1800’s European homemade farmer blouses & early Mexican and Mestizos tops.
For this version of the Ranchero we created a selvedge cotton indigo yarn covert twill with a warm and quite heavy hand. In appearance somewhat similar to a ‘salt and pepper’ work fabric. The inspiration behind this fabric was originally the lining of a pair of gentlemen’s trousers from the 1890’s.
This MF® garment is designed in California by Mister Freedom® and manufactured in Japan by Sugar Cane Co.