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On a mission to make western shirts in America.
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westmajor 2 days ago
11,000 western shirts in over 7-8 years - and we're still going. This is our latest roster of western shirts for the holidays. If you grab 3, you'll get $100 off. And if you grab 5 - you'll get $200 off your order! All cut and sewn in America, with 100% cotton fabrics. America.
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westmajor 3 days ago
Our current roster of western shirts for the holidays. Only 5. These shirts are not cheap to make, because we make them in the U.S. It forces us to be super selective - and ultimately only make a handful of our favorite shirts each season. We've got 3 super lightweight flannels, and 2 heavy duty corduroys. All 100% cotton, sourced from mills around the world, and cut and sewn in America. If you grab 3 - you get $100 off your order. And if you grab 5 - you get $200 off your order (basically a free shirt) all available at > westmajor.com image
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westmajor 4 days ago
Roll up to Thanksgiving in an ombré plaid American made western shirt and explode people’s minds
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westmajor 5 days ago
Meet the High Desert Plaid - in Brown and Green. This is lightweight, 3.8 oz 100% cotton flannel. Has a super relaxed drape and is easy to tuck in or let hang. It’s an ombré plaid. Ombré is French for “shaded,” and the look started with 19th-century French weavers, who dyed silks so the colors faded softly from dark to light. Decades later it made its way onto American flannel work shirts. Instead of hard lines, each stripe blends into the next, giving it a soft, worn-in look. These are cut and sewn in America. In stock now Link:
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westmajor 1 week ago
Miles Kruse from the Kruse Brothers rocking a well worn West Major Chambray shirt 🌵 image
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westmajor 1 week ago
I keep reaching for this one since we launched it. New Saddle Brown Herringbone western shirt. Lightweight, 100% brushed cotton. It's warm and soft for the holidays, but super relaxed. We put a bigger collar on it, and some new snaps. Cut and sewn in America. Link: ----
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westmajor 1 week ago
I love this shirt. Our Saddle Brown Herringbone. Don’t sleep on it - we’re already sold out of smalls!
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westmajor 1 week ago
Our best selling shirt over the last couple week - the saddle brown herringbone - is going fast. We’ve got a handful left in M-XXL. November will probably clear it out. Made from a 3.8 oz 100% lightweight brown herringbone flannel. It’s one of the softest, lightest and most relaxed holidays shirts we’ve ever made.
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westmajor 1 week ago
If you’re looking for a soft, relaxed and light weight flannel for the holidays - our new Saddle Brown Herringbone western checks all them boxes 🌵 image
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westmajor 2 weeks ago
The is our latest western shirt. I’ve named it, The Saddle Brown Herringbone. This is a color and fabric we’ve never worked with before, and I am in love with it. It’s a super dark brown, 100% cotton, has a soft brushed feel. The closer you look at the fabric, the more interesting it gets. You’ll pick up the herringbone pattern, and depending on the light - see little specs of white, blue and red. It has all the softness and warmth of a winter flannel, without the bulk. Only 3.8 oz. It’s surprisingly light. Has a great drape. We threw some new snaps on this one, and a larger collar. Cut and sewn in the U.S.A.
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westmajor 3 weeks ago
Imagine Thanksgiving in the Sonoran desert, but it’s a western shirt. That’s how this one makes me feel. It’s a brushed cotton, herringbone. Light weight. Super soft. Dark brown. Will be dropping next week 🌵 image
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westmajor 3 weeks ago
One of the biggest unlocked and time savers I’ve found so far using AI has been automating the calculation of my cost of goods. Because we cut and sew in America, nothing is vertically integrated. We source every single raw material that goes into our shirts, all from different vendors. Buttons, snaps, fabric, fusing, washing the fabric, cutting the fabric, the freight / shipping around all those materials and processes - and the cutting and sewing. And then, some of those materials get used across multiple shirts - some are shirt specific. Then multiple this across 10-20 different shirts, all coming in at different times throughout the year. By the time a finished shirt lands, it was such a mess trying to go back and figure out what our true cost is for a finished shirt. Now it takes about 10 min, it’s exact, and then publishes it to Shopify for me. Stress free. Tools like this, make complicated, expensive, lower margin businesses - like making American made western shirts - SO much easier and less complex. I love ai
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