The Work Shirt is a staple piece from The Real McCoy's sub-brand 8 Hour Union inspired by 1930-1950s work wear. Cut from an exclusive selvedge mock-twist chambray, it feature dual chest pockets (including a gusseted cigarette pocket), and pressed metal buttons.
The fit is traditional, so please consult the size chart before ordering.
- Original Japanese Selvage Twist Chambray
- 100% Cotton
- Dual chest pockets (Cigarette pocket at left chest / Pencil pocket at right chest)
- Metal pressed buttons
- Extended Tab at Collar Stand
- Chain stitch seam construction sewing throughout
- Placket-less sleeve cuff design
- 8 Hour Union engraved left pocket button
- Made In Japan
- Cold wash, hang dry.
- MS16023
USA Orders:
In-store pickup: Free
Socks/Bandannas - free shipping
Orders over $150 - free shipping
Orders under $150 - flat rate of $8 shipping
International Orders:
Canada Shipping - Orders under $500
USPS First Class (10 - 15 business days) - $15
USPS Priority Mail (5 - 8 business days) - $30
USPS Priority Mail Express (3 - 5 business days) - $40
DHL Express (1-3 business days) - $30
Canada Shipping - Orders over $500
DHL Express (overnight) - $30
International Shipping - Orders under $500
USPS First Class (10 - 15 business days) - $20
USPS Priority Mail (5 - 8 business days) - $35
USPS Priority Mail Express (3 - 5 business days) - $50
DHL Express (1-3 business days) - $40
International Shipping - Orders over $500
DHL Express (1-3 business days) - $40
We cannot be held responsible for any customs duties or taxes, nor any delays incurred by your country’s customs procedures.
We are unable to ship Red Wing Heritage products outside the USA/Canada.
Further details
The Real McCoy's is a brand that one could say is the best Americana repro brand in the world, but that does not even begin to do justice to the level of detail or thought that goes into their products.
Nearly every single fabric, button, tag, and thread of these garments has been custom made to meet the spec of the original. In fact, when we first met with them, they told us the story of having a very specific thread recreated because it no longer was available.
While the fits have been updated a bit to blend with more modern wardrobes, everything else is exactly as it was. It just doesn't get better than this if you're looking for wearable artifacts of the early and mid-20th century.
