Rockford Cropped Camp Shirt (L)

$90.00 $150.00

This shirt is made with care from a variety of vintage textiles. It features striped cotton gauze remnants from the 1950s, a hand-dyed rust-orange broderie anglaise lace tablecloth, and a front lapel cut from a richly printed 1960s tea towel depicting stoves throughout history—perfect for any antiques enthusiast or chef. Embellished with oversized vintage buttons in a beautiful salmon hue.

Fit: 22” across the chest, 21” from shoulder to hem. Cropped and boxy, this shirt fits like a relaxed men’s Large.

This shirt is made with care from a variety of vintage textiles. It features striped cotton gauze remnants from the 1950s, a hand-dyed rust-orange broderie anglaise lace tablecloth, and a front lapel cut from a richly printed 1960s tea towel depicting stoves throughout history—perfect for any antiques enthusiast or chef. Embellished with oversized vintage buttons in a beautiful salmon hue.

Fit: 22” across the chest, 21” from shoulder to hem. Cropped and boxy, this shirt fits like a relaxed 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.

Dubbed the “Midwest’s Manchester,” Rockford transformed from a sleepy riverside town into a bustling textile and furniture hub by the turn of the 20th century. Its factories were known for durable workwear, socks, and fine woolens, built to last and made to move. Though industry has shifted, Rockford’s creative spirit still weaves through every block.