Scully Mountain Man Fringe Suede Shirt SKU: #7968549
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View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)- Elevate your status with devastatingly stylish Scully™ leather.
- Long-sleeve suede shirt.
- Lay-flat point collar.
- Lace-up detail at side seams and front placket.
- Pointed back yoke.
- Classic fringe adorns front and back yoke.
- Front hand pockets for easy access to wallet, keys, and any hearts you may have stolen earlier that evening.
- Straight hemline.
- Satin-lined for comfort.
- 100% genuine leather;
Lining: acetate satin. - Must be cleaned by a specialist.
- Imported.
- Length: 29 in
- Chest Measurement: 48 in
- Sleeve Length: 36 in
- Product measurements were taken using size MD. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
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Scully has been producing inspirational and cutting-edge apparel for a very long time - since 1906. A touch of Western spirit resides in each and every design and construction element of the expansive offerings of clothing for men and women. There is nothing "bland and basic" in the assortment of items, as each and every style has its own distinctive look and a series of accents which truly represent the American spirit. Although Scully currently resides in the forefront of fashion, it is interesting to note that some of Scully's products from the "past" are proudly displayed in the Smithsonian Institute... a reminder of Scully's past, present and future creative capabilities.
