Brand Archive
Arrow Vintage Ads
Arrow shirts dominated menswear advertising for decades with campaigns that turned the dress shirt into a symbol of masculine sophistication. The iconic "man in the Arrow shirt" illustrations set the visual standard for mid-century male elegance, making collar style and fabric quality subjects of serious consumer interest.
169
Ads Indexed
5
Decades Covered
1950s
Peak Decade
Advertising Themes
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The man in the Arrow shirt as a cultural archetype
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Collar design and fabric innovation
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Masculine sophistication and professional polish
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Illustrated elegance in menswear advertising
From the Archive
Showing 8 of 169 ads
1969 Arrow Mach II Shirt – A Close Knit State of Mind
Arrow · 1960s
1956 Arrow Sport Shirt – Pedigree of a Champion
Arrow · 1950s
1950s Arrow ET-50 – Easy Does It with Arrow Electro-Matic
Arrow · 1950s
1952 Arrow Shirts – Put Yourself in the Arrow Collar That Does the Most for You
Arrow · 1950s
1969 Arrow Shirt – No, I'm the Real "Mr
Arrow · 1960s
1961 Arrow – Wherever You Go You Look Better
Arrow · 1960s
1930 Arrow Don Shirts – Irreproachable Immaculate
Arrow · 1930s
1958 Arrow Repp Weaves Shirts – First in Fashion
Arrow · 1950s
What You’ll Find
This archive features five decades of menswear advertising from one of America's most influential shirt brands. You will find the celebrated "man in the Arrow shirt" illustrations, collar-focused campaigns, and a vivid record of how Arrow defined the visual language of mid-century masculine style.
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