On today's pow-wow scene the Flap style is rarely seen

Leather Dyes (optional)

The bodice is lined for more strength and warmth

tarnish resistant copper wire that is soft

For use with any  mallets or mauls except metal hammer

Authentic American Shirt Pattern dura edge On today's pow-wow scene theThis square cut Authentic American Shirt was commonly made and worn for the first two hundred years of our country's history. By changing fabric and detail this shirt can go from a coarse workman's or woodsman's everyday shirt to a lacy evening accessory. Many mountain men wore this shirt with ruffles when they first entered the fur trade and frequently had their initials embroidered on a cuff. Gathers for fullness and gussets under the arms give this