RUSTLER by WRANGLER MEN'S VINTAGE TRADITIONAL RODEO SNAP SHIRT 👌

RUSTLER by WRANGLER MEN'S VINTAGE TRADITIONAL RODEO SNAP SHIRT 👌 Traditional Western Design Pure Cotton Snap Button Closure (3) Snap Button Cuffs Vintage from the 1980s Description Cool Vintage Button down shirt. Medium Weight 1897 20-year-old C.C. Hudson leaves Spring Hill Farm in Williamson County, Tennessee, seeking fortune in the emerging textile town of Greensboro, North Carolina. He finds work in an overall factory, sewing on buttons for 25 cents a day. 1926 Big Ben Manufacturing of Kentucky purchases Blue Bell. The name of the merged companies remains Blue Bell; headquarters remain in Greensboro. 1936 Blue Bell introduces Super Big Ben Overalls, featuring 100% Sanforized fabric that reduces shrinkage to less than 1%, setting a new standard for the industry. Casey Jones 1943 Blue Bell acquires Casey Jones Company, a manufacturer of work clothing, and, with it, the rights to Casey Jones' rarely used brand name - Wrangler 1963 Wrangler begins using sanforized, 14 oz. denim - "the heaviest denim ever made" - in their western jeans. 1996 Wrangler becomes the #1 market share leader in the U.S.; one out of every four males in the U.S. is wearing Wrangler jeans. 1997 - 50th birthday of 13MWZ 1997 The 13MWZ, the official jean of the Pro Rodeo Cowboys Association, celebrates its 50th birthday