Levis – Chemise Barstow – Noir

In 1852, a Bavarian immigrant named Levi Strauss opened a goods store in San Francisco. In his business, he realized that manual workers needed durable clothing designed to last. In 1873, he ingeniously combined tough denim with copper rivets. This original creation, initially meant for American workers, gradually became the uniform of change. Worn by miners, ranchers, rebels, rock stars, presidents, and everyday people, our pieces eventually became part of everyone’s daily life.

• Levi’s® western shirts have been worn by generations and continue to define modern dress codes.
• A testament to timeless American style
• Two buttoned chest pockets
• Made with all the features that set our western shirt apart from others
   

Care: Machine wash cold normal cycle. Wash inside out with similar colors, do not bleach, hot iron, dry cleaning possible.