Richter Goods

The green striped pattern perfectly blends 90s Western vibes and rodeo cowboy at the beach. The fabric of this shirt is what pulls it all together. It's soft and slick but thicker than the old-school rayon variety. A beaut.

Love the texture of the fabric and the print is unique. A perfect summer shirt.

What else is there to say? This is the best shirt ever. Will buy more soon

Had this shirt for a few months now and I love it. It runs true to size so if you’re wanting to use as an over shirt it might be worth sizing up. The shirt obviously has the western characteristics but comes in a more modern cut with a length that works tucked in or out and a comfortable sleeve length. The material is out of this world, soft, firm and very warm.

Great

Great shirt! Perfect fit and great material!

Quality light flannel material that’s versatile across seasons. Soft but sturdy quality. The finish is smooth and elegant. Fits so good , bang in with the sleeves and shoulder/chest especially. At 5’9” 171 lbs with athletic build the Large fit perfectly (I’m often between medium and large so the recommendation to size up applies). It’s simple design with sophisticated details (the chest flap curves) make it both casual and smart to wear in many settings. One of the best fitting ready to wear goods I have ever worn…I’m impressed.

The fabric quality and workmanship is really nice. It's a bit on the fitted side, so order 1 size up if you want a looser fit. The sleeve length was a bit on the short side., but still wearable. After contacting them, they told me next time to give them a custom measurement since most shirts are made to order. Service was excellent.

Love the look of the hat - and i love Richter shirts, ao am happy to rep the brand!

I'm super happy with this shirt and get lots of compliments. It's well made with nice details and the fit is near perfect for me although the sleeve length borders on being short if you have long gangly arms.

I ordered this shirt in Large originally and did exchange it for an XL. I was unsure of the fit and didn't want it too baggy. The XL worked out great. I am 6'1 and 185. The shirt is light weight but keeps me warm under a proper winter jacket. The quality of the shirt is the best I own and I really enjoy the fit and finish with the snap buttons. I expect this to be an heirloom item and so far so good.

So, recently, I have been trying really hard to make one of those Freaky Friday situations happen between myself and Pedro Pascal. I know you are supposed to be family, for this to work, according to early aughts movie lore, but since Mr. Pascal is - technically - everybody's daddy, I think it might still be in play. Just in case I figure out the physics of this whole phenomena, I bought this cozy little party crasher. It feels like appropriate attire to crawl through an entire generation's fantasies, like, just imagine, body half buried in the bathroom vanity as I slowly tighten the nuts that hold the faucet to the sink. The way my shoulders ambulatory motion transfers to the slight twisting of the exposed leg (in chinos, duh), as this fine breathable slice of fabric slips an inch up the dad bod, and you can almost hear the sound it makes, somewhere between felt and velcro. Imagine my head finally pops back into view, and you are confronted with that exact, perfectly calibrated mustache, and the soft but firm voice telling you, go ahead kiddo, it's all fixed, all better now. You're safe. All this, in a shirt that screams Pablo Escobar's sweet older brother. But wait, wasn't that the plot for that movie he did with Nicolas Cage. In fact, I think Richter did another one once with dice and playing cards. Leopard print western wear, what!?!?! Classic Cage...

The first ever pearl snap western shirt was made in 1879 by Halibeesus Lang, who had an Apothecary in Tomagachi, TX. After first inventing the reversible ink-well, he set his mind to haberdashery, hoping to design a shirt that could quickly transition to barechested in those brutal Texas summers. Inspired by the linking flesh-armor of the lovely armadillo, he created an entire new category in the work-wear milieu that doubles as dancin' duds. He might have been better remembered if he hadn't died suddenly in a line-dancing accident, with no next of kin to lay claim to his ingenious, 1,000 dollar idea (hey, man, that was like, a lotta money back then), and he was slowly wiped from the history books by a shadowy polyester conspiracy plot, but the heritage of his fantastical and brilliant efforts are alive and well with Richter Goods. This shirt licked my hide in every barfight I've ever been in. Have you ever seen a man break his fingers on a shirt? I have... these pearl snap are like brass knuckles. Halibeesus would be proud! (p.s. the cords are righteous and textural. people stop me all the time to touch my shirt, and most of them aren't even creeps...)

Awesome print and good fit!

I even went to a gas station and I'm sure I scared him half to death. But he couldn't keep his eyes off of this jacket. I'd buy a million more.