Double Collar Shirt Albini Cotton Clear Blue
An easy, relaxed fitting, button-front shirt cut from a crisp, Albin cotton poplin in a soft classic blue. Features a layered collar design with overlapping tab extensions at the closure, a clean finished bias-cut split yoke with subtle pleating at the shoulders, and a curved hem with side reinforcement gussets. Gently cropped proportions through the body combine with expertly cut sleeves for a sense of elegant balance, allowing the body to move freely without the need for excessive volume. Constructed using fine, single needle flat felled seams throughout for a long lasting, encased finish; completed with hand-shanked Mother of Pearl buttons.
An easy, relaxed fitting, button-front shirt cut from a crisp, Albin cotton poplin in a soft classic blue. Features a layered collar design with overlapping tab extensions at the closure, a clean finished bias-cut split yoke with subtle pleating at the shoulders, and a curved hem with side reinforcement gussets. Gently cropped proportions through the body combine with expertly cut sleeves for a sense of elegant balance, allowing the body to move freely without the need for excessive volume. Constructed using fine, single needle flat felled seams throughout for a long lasting, encased finish; completed with hand-shanked Mother of Pearl buttons.
Original: $646.10
-65%$646.10
$226.13Description
An easy, relaxed fitting, button-front shirt cut from a crisp, Albin cotton poplin in a soft classic blue. Features a layered collar design with overlapping tab extensions at the closure, a clean finished bias-cut split yoke with subtle pleating at the shoulders, and a curved hem with side reinforcement gussets. Gently cropped proportions through the body combine with expertly cut sleeves for a sense of elegant balance, allowing the body to move freely without the need for excessive volume. Constructed using fine, single needle flat felled seams throughout for a long lasting, encased finish; completed with hand-shanked Mother of Pearl buttons.
