Nashville Shirts from Steel & Saddle, Nashville

Nashville Shirts

6 pieces

Products in Nashville Shirts

How it gets made

Fewer designs, made properly

Every piece here started as a story about the West and got cut down until only the part worth keeping was left.

  • Hand drawn

    Every graphic starts as a drawing by a working cowboy. Never a stock design pressed onto a blank.

  • Heavyweight, garment dyed

    Heavyweight cotton tees and fleece hoodies, garment dyed so they start out faded instead of waiting years to get there.

  • Printed in Nashville

    A few miles from the shop floor at Marathon Village, where you can come try it on.

Couple in Steel & Saddle tees sitting together on a white ranch fence

On the floor

Worn in, not styled up

Shot around Nashville on people who actually wear it. What you see is what turns up.

About Nashville Shirts

Every Saturday night on Lower Broadway somebody swears a cowboy rode his horse straight down the middle of the street. Nobody can prove it and nobody wants to, and that is the kind of story we put on a shirt.

These are the Nashville verses of the line. The cowboy riding up and down Broadway. A neon cowgirl kicked back on a honky tonk sign like the rent is somebody else's problem. A broke musician playing the Tuesday six o'clock slot to a bartender and a bottle. A catfish sitting in on the Nashville Sessions down by the river. Nashville shirts for the ones headed out on Broadway tonight, and for the ones who want to remember the trip long after the boots come off.

The details. Heavyweight garment dyed graphic tees and 320 GSM fleece hoodies, unisex, relaxed fit with dropped shoulders, sizes S to 2XL. Drawn by working cowboys and printed in Nashville.

  • Free shipping over $75

    On U.S. orders, shipped from Nashville. 3 to 7 days once it leaves.

  • 30 days to return it

    Unworn, unwashed, tags on. You buy the label, we cover the rest.

  • Relaxed fit

    Cut a touch oversized. Order your usual size. Measurements and a fit note on every product page.

  • Made here

    Drawn by working cowboys, printed in Nashville.