Classic Fit, Classic Collar, Double Cuff Shirt in a Plain Sky Blue Poplin Cotton
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Two-Fold Cotton Poplin
This fabric is made from cotton yarns that have been twisted together to create a strong, smooth, and soft fabric. Poplin is known for its tight weave, which gives it a smooth texture and a slight sheen, making it suitable for both formal and casual shirts.
Mother of Pearl Buttons
These buttons are made from the inner layer of pearl oysters, abalones, or other mollusks. They are highly prized for their iridescence and durability, adding a touch of luxury and sophistication to the shirt.
Styling Tips
Formal Wear: Pair this shirt with a suit and tie.
Smart Casual: Wear it with tailored trousers and a blazer, leaving the top button open for a relaxed yet polished look.
Casual: Tuck it into a pair of dark jeans or chinos. You can roll up the sleeves to utilize the two-button cuff feature for a more laid-back style.
Strong and durable, ensuring the shirt remains in top condition with regular wear.
This combination of high-quality materials and thoughtful design details makes the shirt a versatile addition to any wardrobe, suitable for a range of occasions from formal events to casual outings.
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Washing
Approach shirt-washing with a delicate touch to ensure longevity. Machine washing is definitely better than dry-cleaning because the chemicals are bad for the cotton. Washing at a low temperature protects the fine fabric that the very best shirts are made from, and also helps it to retain colour for longer. We recommend washing at 40 degrees or even 30 degrees.
Drying
After washing, we advise not to use a tumble dryer, instead, we recommend leaving the shirts to dry naturally. This is because having your shirts bang around inside a hot container increases the likelihood of shrinkage.
Ironing
Ironing puts your shirts under a lot of stress and so should be approached carefully. Please take your shirts out to dry and press them while they’re still damp. This makes them easier to iron than when they’re bone dry, and ensures a smooth finish. We also recommend ironing collars and cuffs away from the edge to avoid unsightly ridges, and pulling the front placket tight to get a nice clean finish.