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Leather Western Shirt - White

£1,741

IHSH-464-WHT
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Cut in a traditional western silhouette, this heavyweight shirt is handmade from 1.3mm Japanese cowhide that has been pigment dyed for a long-lasting, brilliant white finish. Sourced from Himeji, the tanning capital of Japan, the chrome-tanned leather is ideally suited to a shirt — more supple than the horsehide typically used for our rider’s jackets, softening with wear to mold to the wearer’s body over time. To complement the stunning leather, we’ve fitted the shirt with a water-resistant Japanese Ventile lining for comfort, along with heavy-duty copper snaps to ensure secure fastenings throughout.

Product Description

Made In Japan

- Designed by Shinichi Haraki, handmade by WORKS INC. in Japan

Japanese Cowhide

- 1.3mm cowhide leather
- chrome-tanned
- Pigment-dyed white


Cut & Features

- Western shirt
- Slim fit

- Snap fastenings

- Flap down chest pockets

- Western-style front and back yokes

- Curved hem

Optional Upgrades

This item is fitted with one or more heavyweight snap fastenings. Want to customise? Upgrade to a sterling silver snap from GOOD ART HLYWD when you add to cart.

Constructional Stitching

- Single, double and triple needle stitching
- Poly/cotton thread for enhanced strength and durability
- Bar tack pocket reinforcements
- Chainstitched side seams
- Felled internal seams

Leather Care

Cowhide

- Cowhide is one of the most widely used leathers, offering a balance of durability and flexibility. It has a slightly looser grain than horsehide, giving it a softer hand and a bit more give, while still offering excellent wear resistance


- Over time, cowhide will develop character through creasing, subtle color changes, and patina — especially in full-grain and vegetable-tanned versions. It’s generally more forgiving than horsehide and less prone to cracking, though it can still dry out if neglected


- Conditioning helps maintain suppleness and prevent drying or stiffening. Apply a small amount of neutral leather conditioner when the leather starts to feel dry or loses its luster — usually every 6–12 months depending on use. Work the conditioner in with a soft cloth and buff off any excess to avoid buildup, which can dull the surface or attract dirt


- For cleaning, wipe with a dry or lightly dampened cloth to remove dust and grime. For more stubborn dirt, a small amount of mild soap can be used with water — just make sure to test on a hidden area first. Never soak the leather. If the leather gets wet, blot gently and allow it to dry naturally at room temperature, away from heat sources, then condition if needed to restore moisture