Bolero Suit - El Patrón

Pulled from our own archive: a bolero design H Bar C produced before 1950. We found the original, reverse engineered the embroidery, and rebuilt it.

The rope embroidery is what sets this one apart. White lariat scrollwork running down both sides of the front placket and sweeping across the back yoke, the kind of detail that took a skilled hand and a lot of time in 1948, and still does today.

Cropped western cut. Cuffed sleeves, elasticized waist, the short body that makes a bolero read sharp instead of casual.

Details

• 100% premium Tencel — recycled eucalyptus, breathable, drapes like nothing else in Western wear
• Fully satin lined
• White rope lariat embroidery, front and back yoke
• Pearl snap front and cuffs
• Contrast piping at sleeve and pockets

We've been making Western shirts since 1897 and boleros since the '30s. Ninety-year-old H Bar C pieces still turn up on eBay in wearable shape. This one is built to do the same.