Ahhhh... the Mystery Flannel Shirt
Truly one of the most desirable pieces of clothing in 2015 !
The Mystery Flannel Shirt is a way of buying a true vintage piece of clothing and saving the earth at the same time. The trendy, highly in demand, coveted Plaid/ Tartan Flannel shirt.
So who wears em? Might be faster to list who doesn't wear flannels.
Hipsters - Grungers - Sportsmen - Lumberjacks - Cool Film & TV Actors. Stores are clamoring to sell these hot shirts. At RadRehab.com, they have curated and are selling true authentic Vintage Flannels Shirts for a great low price that you can afford. Most are under $11 bucks. Extremely stylish, authentically cool.
The soft plush fabric and the very cool colors and shades of plaid / tartan are outstanding.
RadRehab has the best selection and quality of Vintage Flannels
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- Shirts made of Flannel fabric can be traced back to Wales, in 17th Century, where the farmers would wear flannel shirts to protect against the wind and freeze / elements. This tradition then continued for other blue collar workers as the popularity of flannel grew. If you wore a flannel back then, you were a common worker. The word "flannel" is believed to come from the Welsh word gwlanen, meaning "woolen article." What is Tartan? It is a Scottish word for Plaid, as we call it. The fabric of flannel is made from loosely woven wool or cotton, that has a slight nap or a heavy nap. In the recent years, flannel may also include a touch of synthetic fibers. A Brushed flannel fabric will have a soft texture, while the unbrushed flannel is a bit firmer to the touch and is quite durable for workmen or hikers.
- A lumberjack flannel shirt is also known sometimes as an itchy flannel! The wool content is what may give the wearer that "feeling". Having said that, if you are not allergic to wool, this Lumberjack flannel is perfect for staying warm and try. Wool is a natural repellar of rain / water.
