Missouri River Mountain Man’s Work Shirt Pattern
Mountain Man’s Work Shirt Pattern - make a simple pullover style shirt with stand-up collar used for everyday wear during late 18th and early 19th centuries. Make your Mountain Man’s Work Shirt from several authentic materials such as cotton, linen, flannel or calico. Sizes S, M, L, XL & XXL..
Ideal for re-enactors, TV and film costume makers, and western enthusiasts.
The pack includes paper pattern templates and instructions
Ideal for for machine stitching. You will also need 3 buttons.
For a soft buckskin type leather - use our Prairie Suede Leather
 About Your Mountain Man's Work Shirt PatternÂ
Typical of the simple, but practical, Early American Frontier clothing style, this work shirt was popular from approximately 1800 through 1860 and is quite similar to the shirts often shown by the noted early frontier painter George Caleb Gingham, as well as, other period artists. Popular materials for the work shirt included red wool flannel, white linen and white, or striped, cotton fabric.
Our pattern features a stand up collar and sleeves that are gathered at the cuffs; the loose fit allows complete freedom of movement and was everyday wear for the mountain men, fur traders and explorers of the day.
Mountain Man’s Work Shirt Pattern - make a simple pullover style shirt with stand-up collar used for everyday wear during late 18th and early 19th centuries. Make your Mountain Man’s Work Shirt from several authentic materials such as cotton, linen, flannel or calico. Sizes S, M, L, XL & XXL..
Ideal for re-enactors, TV and film costume makers, and western enthusiasts.
The pack includes paper pattern templates and instructions
Ideal for for machine stitching. You will also need 3 buttons.
For a soft buckskin type leather - use our Prairie Suede Leather
 About Your Mountain Man's Work Shirt PatternÂ
Typical of the simple, but practical, Early American Frontier clothing style, this work shirt was popular from approximately 1800 through 1860 and is quite similar to the shirts often shown by the noted early frontier painter George Caleb Gingham, as well as, other period artists. Popular materials for the work shirt included red wool flannel, white linen and white, or striped, cotton fabric.
Our pattern features a stand up collar and sleeves that are gathered at the cuffs; the loose fit allows complete freedom of movement and was everyday wear for the mountain men, fur traders and explorers of the day.
Description
Mountain Man’s Work Shirt Pattern - make a simple pullover style shirt with stand-up collar used for everyday wear during late 18th and early 19th centuries. Make your Mountain Man’s Work Shirt from several authentic materials such as cotton, linen, flannel or calico. Sizes S, M, L, XL & XXL..
Ideal for re-enactors, TV and film costume makers, and western enthusiasts.
The pack includes paper pattern templates and instructions
Ideal for for machine stitching. You will also need 3 buttons.
For a soft buckskin type leather - use our Prairie Suede Leather
 About Your Mountain Man's Work Shirt PatternÂ
Typical of the simple, but practical, Early American Frontier clothing style, this work shirt was popular from approximately 1800 through 1860 and is quite similar to the shirts often shown by the noted early frontier painter George Caleb Gingham, as well as, other period artists. Popular materials for the work shirt included red wool flannel, white linen and white, or striped, cotton fabric.
Our pattern features a stand up collar and sleeves that are gathered at the cuffs; the loose fit allows complete freedom of movement and was everyday wear for the mountain men, fur traders and explorers of the day.
