HARRISON SHIRT

Introducing the Western shirt from ANATOMICA's "AMERICAN GARMENTS" line.

The "HARRISON SHIRT" is named after "James Harrison Coburn III," who was active during the Golden Age of Hollywood in the 1950s.

In "The Magnificent Seven," a classic Western film starring James Coburn, Western styles are prominently featured.

The style of a Western hat and Western shirt still looks cool today.

The "HARRISON SHIRT" was designed with a focus on 1950s Western shirts, and great care was taken in the pattern to achieve a beautiful silhouette.

Personally, I enjoy styling it in a modern way, while still paying homage to the original style, so it doesn't look like a costume.

It looks great worn as an inner layer under jackets like the HOBEREAU, or on its own.

When I went on a business trip to Paris in July, Mr. Pierre himself wore it for several days to adjust the pattern and make revisions.

Even GOLBE, the predecessor of ANATOMICA, carried American-made items, such as Western boots.

The "HARRISON SHIRT" gives a glimpse of that heritage.

Please try it in combination with our French-made products.

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Takumi