Crafted from a unique Japanese double-weave twill fabric, this relaxed-fit Dayton Shirt blends vintage workwear aesthetics with modern comfort. Featuring a camp collar, short sleeves, and twin chest pockets, it effortlessly combines style and functionality. The stonewashed indigo finish not only ensures a soft feel but also promises beautiful fading with wear, reminiscent of classic denim. Perfectly suited for both casual outings and laid-back workdays, this shirt is a versatile addition to any wardrobe.
From the brand: Inspired by knockabout work shirts from the 1950s onwards, the Dayton Shirt is your classic Garage work shirt, complete with camp collar, twin chest pockets, and comfortable short sleeves. The fit is pretty standard, breezy and unrestrictive but in general not too slim or too wide, with a comfortable body that wears well both tucked and untucked.
It's made with Freenote's usual stellar construction, including their usual 1/8" double needle stitching and durable felled seams. The hardware, buttons in this case, are metal repro catseye buttons from Japan, and can be found the whole way up the placket as well as at the top of each chest pocket.
It's made from a fabric that looks suspiciously like denim, but technically isn't. Made from 100% cotton, this is a "double-weave twill" from Japan, with a unique front and back texture that's like a blend of a denim twill and a canvas fabric. It's got the classic indigo warp/gray weft of vintage denim, with a stonewashed finish to really sell the look and properly soften everything. Clocking in at a comfortable 9oz, it'll continue to fade with time and wear, losing indigo in the same way denim does, but revealing a less familiar weave texture.
Fits true to size. Wash cold and hang dry.
100% cotton
9oz indigo double weave twill from Japan
Two button bucket pockets
Metal catseye buttons
1/8" double needle stitch detail
Relaxed fit
Camp collar
Short sleeves
Stonewashed finish
Custom woven labels
Fits true to size
Wash cold and hang dry
Designed and produced in Southern California
