Cocheco Camp Shirt (XL)

$100.00 $175.00

This camp shirt was sewn with love with a large variety of vintage and deadstock textiles. It mainly is made up from a 1960s printed Folk Art style tablecloth, as well as a cotton-linen blend lace tablecloth.

These meet with remnants of modern deadstock blue oxford shirting, and hand-woven 1800s brown linen tablecloth to create a wholly unique, one of a kind garment. Embellished with mismatched vintage buttons.

Fit: 23” across the chest, 22” from shoulder to hem. Designed with a boxy, slightly cropped silhouette that wears like a classic men’s XL.

This camp shirt was sewn with love with a large variety of vintage and deadstock textiles. It mainly is made up from a 1960s printed Folk Art style tablecloth, as well as a cotton-linen blend lace tablecloth.

These meet with remnants of modern deadstock blue oxford shirting, and hand-woven 1800s brown linen tablecloth to create a wholly unique, one of a kind garment. Embellished with mismatched vintage buttons.

Fit: 23” across the chest, 22” from shoulder to hem. Designed with a boxy, slightly cropped silhouette that wears like a classic men’s XL.

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.

Established in Dover, New Hampshire in the early 1800s, Cocheco Manufacturing Co. would go on to become a national leader in printed cotton, producing vibrant calicoes sold across the country. They were one of New England’s earliest leaders in largescale textile production.