HOMESTEAD WOVEN PLAID Highlights: 100% Turkish cotton Garment washed for softness Standard fit Easy layering weight The Homestead Woven Plaid is a men's 100% Turkish cotton brushed flannel built for mornings in the blind, weekends in the garage, and easy fireside nights outside when the temperature starts to drop. Soft, comfortable, and made to be worn often, the Homestead feels right at home over a tee on a crisp morning, buttoned up for an oyster roast, tossed in the truck for a weekend away, or under a jacket. The yarn-dyed plaid gives it a timeless look that works naturally around farm roads, bait shops, fire pits, and everyday life along the country or the coast. Made from 100% cotton brushed flannel and garment washed for extra softness, the Homestead has a comfortable, broken-in feel from day one. A standard fit provides room through the chest and shoulders, while the back yoke and pleats provide movement. A scalloped hem gives the shirt a cleaner drape when worn untucked, and classic horn buttons add a traditional finishing detail. WHY YOU'LL WEAR IT Soft brushed 100% cotton for comfortable everyday wear Garment washed for a broken-in feel from day one Standard fit with comfortable room to move and layer Scalloped hem looks great tucked or untucked Back yoke with pleats for easier movement through the shoulders Finished with classic horn buttons and signature Beach & Barn pocket embroidery DETAILS Style: BBM30013 Material: 100% cotton Fabric: Brushed flannel yarn-dye plaid Fit: Standard fit Closure: Full button front with horn buttons Pocket: Front chest pocket with logo embroidery Back: Yoke with pleats Sleeves: Button cuffs with sleeve plackets Hem: Scalloped hem Interior: Contrast back neck facing Sizes: S–XXL FIT Standard fit with comfortable room through the chest and shoulders. Designed to wear easily on its own or layered over a tee without feeling oversized. Not too boxy, and not too fitted. The perfect Beach & Barn fit. MADE FOR LIFE AT THE COASTAL COUNTY LINE Beach & Barn makes clothing for the places where coast and country overlap—boat ramps, farm roads, fishing docks, oyster roasts, old trucks, and saltwater soaked weekends.