1910 Burslem Men's Flannel Shirt - Charcoal
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250 GSM. Lemmy's Hometown. Eagles Never Die.
Burslem is the town in England where Lemmy Kilmister was born. 1910 named this flannel accordingly — heavy, loud, and built to outlast everything softer than it. The Burslem is cut from 250 GSM 100% heathered cotton brushed flannel, yarn-dyed so the Charcoal plaid holds its color through a full season of wear. Silicone-softened before it ships, so it breaks in fast without the stiff-new-flannel feeling. Bias-cut, plaid-matched front placket, rear knife pleat for mobility, clean coverstitch interior seams — the construction details are there for the people who look for them. Eagles Never Die artwork silkscreened on the inside back yoke. This is a flannel you throw on for a cold morning chair run and don't think about taking off.
Specs
- Fabric: 100% heathered cotton, 250 GSM heavyweight brushed flannel
- Construction: Yarn-dyed plaid pattern, silicone-softened finish
- Colorway: Charcoal
- Sizes: M, L, XL
- Pockets: Dual chest pockets with flap closures, 3/4" sunglass arm opening at pocket flap
- Embroidery: Left chest
- Interior: Eagles Never Die artwork silkscreened on back yoke
- Details: Bias-cut and plaid-matched front placket, rear knife pleat, coverstitch interior seams, "ATB" woven label on interior placket
About 1910
1910 is the apparel arm of Lib Tech, built in the Pacific Northwest and named for the year the mill opened. The line is artist-driven, reference-heavy, and constructed without shortcuts. 7B carries 1910 because it earns its place on a floor that takes the gear seriously.
