Crafted from a unique blend of cotton and washi paper yarns, this Filter Shirt offers a relaxed, voluminous fit that combines casual comfort with refined elegance. The innovative fabric features a dry, crisp texture, while thoughtful design elements like a center box pleat and double-pleated sleeves enhance its structured silhouette. Ideal for layering or standalone wear, this shirt's subtle details, including tonal corozo buttons and a scalloped hem, ensure it stands out in any wardrobe.
From the brand: Subtle structure, easy form. The Filter Shirt is James Coward’s relaxed take on a daily uniform piece, cut from a dense Japanese-woven cloth made with cotton warp and fine washi paper yarns on the weft. The result is a fabric with a dry, crisp hand that still feels wearable.
Designed with volume in mind, the body is full and boxy, but shaped just enough by a center box pleat, double-pleated sleeves, and a two-piece yoke for balance and flow. Top-stitched throughout and finished with tonal corozo buttons and a subtle scalloped hem, it’s all quiet utility dressed in refined texture. The construction is old-world precise with flat felled and French seams to last for years of regular wear.
Wear it open over a fine tee with fatigue pants or buttoned into pleated trousers. Works year-round as a layer or standalone shirt with a lived-in charm that gets better the more you wear it.
75% cotton, 25% washi paper
Relaxed, slightly voluminous fit
Two-piece yoke with back box pleat and double-pleated sleeves
Tonal corozo buttons and top-stitch detailing
Scalloped hemline for a refined edge
Flat felled and French seams throughout
Made in Vancouver
