Crafted from rare deadstock cotton shirting from the 1950s, this button-down shirt features intricate hand-mending and a classic striped pattern. With six front buttons and a single patch pocket, it's versatile for both casual and formal setups. The unique characteristics of the fabric ensure that each shirt tells its own story, making it a distinctive piece for any wardrobe. Dry clean only for lasting quality.
From the brand: This shirt is made from deadstock cotton shirting from the 1950s. The fabric is woven with thin black and white stripes. Hand-mending throughout.
Six front buttons
One front patch pocket
Dry clean only
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All wear, mending, and idiosyncrasies are unique to the original textile.
