Rocker Shirt LS

$67 $79
Color Rocker Print White
Star Star
Rocker Print Black
Rocker Print White
Size XS
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Model is 6'1" wearing a size Medium

Light weight twill; 100% cotton

Lightweight printed twill with western pearls, yokes, and tour-ready energy.

The Rocker Shirt is a direct line to rock heritage. Western-style pearl snap buttons, shoulder yokes, and a printed twill fabric that moves with you. This isn't a costume piece — it's a modern shirt built on a heritage silhouette, designed to be worn, not displayed.

Andy Hilfiger designed the Rocker Shirt as the collection's most explicit nod to rock and roll. The pearl snaps are functional, the print is subtle enough for daily wear, and the fit is relaxed through the shoulders without being oversized.

Details: Printed twill. Long sleeve. Pearl snap buttons. Western yokes. Chest pockets. Relaxed fit. Machine washable.

Pair with: The Wide Star Jean and boots for the full rock look, or unbuttoned over a Barth Tee with chinos.

Long-sleeve button-up shirt in lightweight fine twill cotton, featuring a black rock-inspired print set against an off-white base. Designed with a point collar, full button placket, and chest pocket. Finished with buttoned cuffs and a straight hem for versatile styling tucked or untucked. The breathable cotton twill ensures comfort, while the off-white ground brightens the bold print for a standout piece that embodies Andrew Charles' rock-and-roll heritage.

Care: Machine wash cold inside out with like colors. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low or hang to dry. Warm iron on reverse if needed.

Star Print Boot-Cut Jean - Star Denim Print (Lt Wash) - front view - Andrew Charles New York

ANDY HILFIGER. NEW YORK.

Andy Hilfiger founded Andrew Charles after decades inside music. The clothes carry that history without turning it into costume.

Rock, Americana and hip-hop in the same line. The reference changes. The point of view doesn’t.

Strong silhouettes. Considered details. Clothes that look better once they become yours.