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open collar dress shirt

open collar dress shirt Lot 3091 - S/S Open Collar Shirt - Camel

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open collar dress shirt Lot 3091 - S/S Open Collar Shirt - CamelWe've had a good run of form with this shirt over the years. When something has this fantastic of details, you keep that train running as long as possible. The unique pocket style from the 'Big Yank' shirts of the '30s and '40s is nothing like we'd ever seen. The Italian style collar makes a nice relaxed feel where you can wear it open or closed. The round collars are also a nice touch. And, our favorite has to be the button back short sleeves. We

We've had a good run of form with this shirt over the years. When something has this fantastic of details, you keep that train running as long as possible.  The unique pocket style from the 'Big Yank' shirts of the '30s and '40s is nothing like we'd ever seen. The Italian-style collar makes a nice relaxed feel where you can wear it open or closed. The round collars are also a nice touch. And, our favorite has to be the button-back short sleeves. We love the instant shape and vintage look this gives the piece. They have a flat hem meant to be worn untucked for the perfect summer shirt. This round, they've given us this gorgeous selvedge sateen in two incredible colors. We didn't know we could like this shirt anymore until they used this fabric.  

  • 100% Cotton Selvedge
  • Loop Collar Fastener
  • Double Back Box Pleat
  • 'Italian Style' Collar
  • Button Back Cuffs
  • 'Big Yank' Style Left Button Pocket
  • Flat Hem
  • Duck Digger Woven Label
  • Made in Japan
Size Chest (pit to pit) Shoulder (back seams) Length (center back to hem) Arm (shoulder to seam)
36 (S) 20.5 16.5 26.75 8
38 (M) 21.5 17.5 27.75 8.5
40  (L) 22.5 18.5 28.75 9
42 (XL) 23.25 19.25 29.5 9.25
A variance of .5" is within tolerance.

These shirts are not pre-rinsed. Approximate Shrinkage:
  • Length -1"
  • Width -1"
  • Sleeve length - 1/2"

We recommend a cold water wash and dry flat. If you have any worries about sizing or the wash process in general, definitely size up to the next size. 

Fit Notes: Shop owner Tommy is wearing a 42 in this shirt. He really loved the boxy fit and thinks it's best to embrace that look. There is a bit of shrinkage, so keep that in mind. If you're worried about shrinkage, feel free to size up! Tommy is 5'10," 165lbs with a 40" chest.

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