A salmon colored jersey, with lined material, and long sleeves, worn by McQueen in the classic western at the 50 minute mark as the 7 arrive at the village. He then wears it for the rest of the film, sweating in it digging ditches, leaping on the ground, teaching the men how to fire a rifle and totally trashing it. The black buttons were replaced and a pocket added and then bruskly removed. Sewn in MACHIN Shirtmakers LA label printed Made Expressly For Steve McQueen. There are several points of screen matching; the first is that the salmon dye is darker and ends at the seam of the collar tab, which is then lighter. Second, the seams on the top of the shoulders are overlapped causing them to protrude. Third, is the unusual off white trim material at the wrist end of the cuffs, instead of the regular salmon material extending as most cuff do. Also, in several scenes, you can see the lines of the jersey running down MCQueens sleeve. The shirt is also marked at the tail CRC WESTERN. McQueen, dying at age 50, only made 23 films and this type of 19th century western collarless shirt he only wore in one other film THE REIVERS, although those shirts are floral and blousy cotton. Certainly, none are salmon in color or this material.
