Roswell Camp Shirt (L)

$100.00 $175.00

The off-white 1930s tablecloth that makes up most of this shirt is simply fantastic—crafted from soft cotton with intricate lace insets and a shiny white soutache appliqué throughout. The lace is strategically placed to create a breezy back vent, perfect for hot summer days.

It also features hand-dyed rust-colored cotton gauze and remnants of a richly textured 1970s curtain panel.

Fit: 22” across the chest, 23” from shoulder to hem. Boxy and slightly cropped, this shirt fits like a true men’s Large.

The off-white 1930s tablecloth that makes up most of this shirt is simply fantastic—crafted from soft cotton with intricate lace insets and a shiny white soutache appliqué throughout. The lace is strategically placed to create a breezy back vent, perfect for hot summer days.

It also features hand-dyed rust-colored cotton gauze and remnants of a richly textured 1970s curtain panel.

Fit: 22” across the chest, 23” from shoulder to hem. Boxy and slightly cropped, this shirt fits like a true men’s Large.

Each of the shirts in this collection is named for a historic hub of the American textile industry. With this, we honor and sustain the legacy of our rich fabric and clothing traditions.

Roswell, Georgia was founded in the 1830s along Vickery Creek, one of Georgia’s first textile mills. They made primarily cotton yarn and sheeting, often used in Southern homes and clothing during their heydey. The mill’s early success, built through the labor of both free and enslaved workers, laid the foundations for the Southern textile economy and legacy that endures to this day.