The Jack shirt was borne of necessity. It originated because the brutally cold winds that swept up from the Antarctic across the plains of the western district of Victoria meant shearers needed something to protect them from the chill, but in the old wool sheds, ease of movement was imperative to earn a crust. So they cut the arms off their heavy canvas shirts. Built for work or layering, the Jack Shirt has deep cut arm holes, two chest ranger pockets that snap close to secure valuables and is made from rugged cotton canvas with heavy-duty snaps.

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CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Machine wash in cold water.
Do NOT bleach.
Tumble dry on low heat.
Use a steam setting to iron, if desired.