Cowboy Dan SS

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Did you dream of becoming a cowboy? I think that many of us have - the ethos of America is partially informed by the cowboy mentality and ethos: authentic, brave, a do-gooder individual, masculine, strong, out on the range by himself. And I think these reflect many of America's current values both positive, factual and also slightly misguided like all men. Philosophizing aside - at least we can all agree that horses are pretty cool and this shirt has them in spades. We worked with an Italian linen mill to develop this print- like a version of wallpaper from our childhood bedrooms- on washed 100% linen for the perfect summer motif, which will be sure to bring a smile to everyone's face. The print is scaled and spaced perfectly for the summer short sleeve and the cowboy is a fine alternative to the typical hawaiian. Giddy up, partner.

• 100% Italian Linen
• Made responsibly in India
• Fabric Milling: Milled and printed in Italy

Dakota is 6'1" and is wearing the Cowboy Dan SS in size M.

What does responsibility mean? People talk a lot about transparency and sustainability. I think the sum is responsibility. For Corridor, this means that we actually work in the factory with the tailors every season to create the garments and ensure the workshops are environmentally certified (ISO 9001) and socially accountable (SA 8000). You can feel good knowing where and how the garment was made.

This garment was a made in 3rd generation, open air workshop with on site day care, garden, paying a living wage to the artisans who made the goods. The workshop is located in Madras, India and melds the new (Japanese sewing machines) and the old (hand embroidery, hand loomed fabrics, natural dying) for a product that is authentic and contemporary. This is a mostly woman operated factory and is partnered with a rehabilitation center for women encountering domestic violence. We work out of the workshop for approximately two months of the year.