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I noticed the same things. In addition to your points, I found the cotton has a sheen to it and it's cooler to the touch. It did take sometime for me to get used to the wide neck (and the vintage T-shape bunches the fabric around the armholes), but the following pictures of Brando convinced me . I do wish the RRL T-shirts have shorter sleeves however.
Looks like poly-blend, unfortunately. Never owned any of their logo tees -- have some been poly-blends or is this a new development?
Interesting, I own a handful of graphic/solid color tees from past seasons all of which are cotton jersey (100 percent cotton) looks like a new development. ?
very rare I see a blue denim shirt with all the right details (Pearl snaps, western yokes, three button cuffs etc etc) these days. Exceptions being RRL/YSL/various expensive heritage brands, maybe wrangler at a push but the fit never seems right there
That's the one - thanks for the heads up. Think it's still in stock in my size over at Stag Provisions but ends up costing more when you take shipping etc into consideration so didn't know if it would be worth waiting for RRL to get them back in, thanks for getting back to me