This garment-dyed shirt showcases a unique asymmetric rouleau loop fastening along the placket, adding an innovative twist to a classic style. Crafted from soft, slubbed linen, it features a small point collar and a flattering curved hem, making it a versatile addition to any wardrobe. Ideal for both casual and smart-casual occasions, this piece combines comfort and elegance effortlessly.
From the brand: Our garment-dyed shirt features a single asymmetric rouleau loop fastening, interrupting the placket. Crafted from supple linen to a curved-hem shape with a small point collar. Part of our Menswear collection.
Slubbed linen. Garment-dyed. Small point collar. Forward-sitting shoulder seams. Curved hem. Asymmetric loop. Corozo buttons.
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Details
Machine wash 30ºC. 100% linen.
Made in India.
Variations/unevenness of colour and gradual fading are characteristic of garment dyeing. The light coloured base of the fabric may show occasionally at stitching points, this should not be considered a defect.
Size & Fit
Regular fit. Length: Mid hip. Sleeve: Full length.
Studio model Theodor is 6ft 2in/188.5cm tall and wears a size M.
To maintain the quality of your Loop Button Linen Shirt, machine wash it at 30ºC and avoid harsh detergents. This ensures the garment dyed finish remains vibrant and the 100% linen fabric stays supple.
Yes, the Loop Button Linen Shirt made from 100% linen is breathable, making it ideal for summer. Its lightweight construction allows for comfort in warmer weather.
Garment dyeing gives the Loop Button Linen Shirt its unique color variations and character, which is inherent to the process. This provides a distinct look that evolves over time, enhancing its charm.
While linen can wrinkle, the Loop Button Linen Shirt's quality fabric offers a relaxed elegance that works well with light creasing, embodying an effortless style.
The Loop Button Linen Shirt features a unique asymmetric rouleau loop fastening and a small point collar, adding a distinctive element that elevates its classic button-down style.
