Bespoke western shirt?

[Gus]

Which style? Let's bet on which one gets here first.

Simple "V" flap pockets in white oxford cloth (although she offers a wide range of traditional and fashionable fabrics). She is located here in Santa Fe "Dixon Rand".

 

[Shirtmaven]

Simple "V" flap pockets in white oxford cloth (although she offers a wide range of traditional and fashionable fabrics). She is located here in Santa Fe "Dixon Rand".

From the little I can see from photos, it looks like a nice shirt. I am curious to know who is making them. The way the sleeve placket is finished has a nice detail.

 

[Gus]

From the little I can see from photos, it looks like a nice shirt. I am curious to know who is making them. The way the sleeve placket is finished has a nice detail.

JoAnn Jack owns a brand called Dixon Rand. She is based here in Santa Fe and works with independent makers to cut and sew shirts and accessories based upon her designs that are inspired by classic Southwest style. Shirts are made to order from a wide variety of fabrics. She also has buttery soft suede and leather which are made into wonderful shirt jackets. This isn't bespoke. She has her own standard patterns and makes adjustments to them for the customer. You can see more of her work on her Instagram under "Dixon Rand".

 

[Shirtmaven]

JoAnn Jack owns a brand called Dixon Rand. She is based here in Santa Fe and works with independent makers to cut and sew shirts and accessories based upon her designs that are inspired by classic Southwest style. Shirts are made to order from a wide variety of fabrics. She also has buttery soft suede and leather which are made into wonderful shirt jackets. This isn't bespoke. She has her own standard patterns and makes adjustments to them for the customer. You can see more of her work on her Instagram under "Dixon Rand".

I looked at the website. Nice designs and I like that photos are taken with real people not models

 

[suitedcboy]

First COVID and now a bespoke western shirt thread goes 170 pages on SF.

 

[edinatlanta]

Her stuff looks really good.

First COVID and now a bespoke western shirt thread goes 170 pages on SF.

ANd shockingly, OP has chickened out of the thread.

 

[beargonefishing]

Her stuff looks really good.

ANd shockingly, OP has chickened out of the thread.

In her defense, reverse sear OMG LOL.

 

[gnatty8]

JoAnn Jack owns a brand called Dixon Rand. She is based here in Santa Fe and works with independent makers to cut and sew shirts and accessories based upon her designs that are inspired by classic Southwest style. Shirts are made to order from a wide variety of fabrics. She also has buttery soft suede and leather which are made into wonderful shirt jackets. This isn't bespoke. She has her own standard patterns and makes adjustments to them for the customer. You can see more of her work on her Instagram under "Dixon Rand".

I actually thought of this thread when I saw your post on Instagram. Their shirts seem like a really good value, particularly when compared to the western shirts RRL is cranking out these days.

 

[Gus]

My custom Western shirt will be ready Monday. White oxford cloth with pearl snaps.

 

[Texasmade]

Slowly inching our way to 200 pages

 

[romafan]

Her stuff looks really good.

ANd shockingly, OP has chickened out of the thread.

I think has moved on to sneakers now. Pretty sure I've seen him in line outside of Flight Club trying to snag a hot new collab...

 

[Shirtmaven]

That lady needs a real cutting table!

 

[edinatlanta]

My custom Western shirt will be ready Monday. White oxford cloth with pearl snaps.

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Jantzen said they are still working on mine. Apparently my monogram has caused issues.

 

[brokencycle]

My custom Western shirt will be ready Monday. White oxford cloth with pearl snaps.

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Not OP, but at least someone finally delivered.

 

[Gus]

Picked up my custom Western shirt today. Two small adjustments to be made but otherwise an ideal fit. Thanks to JoAnn Jack of Dixon Rand, Santa Fe, NM. Great experience.