Classic Fit Green Small Gingham Check Cotton Shirt with Classic Collar & Two Button Cuff

This classic fit shirt showcases a green small gingham check pattern made from soft cotton poplin for all-day comfort. It features a timeless classic collar and two-button cuffs, complemented by mother of pearl buttons for a refined touch. Perfect for adding a fresh, stylish look to your everyday wardrobe.

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The original Hilditch & Key cut. Designed to provide a more relaxed and roomy feel compared to the more tailored contemporary fit.

It tends to offer comfort and increased ease of movement with a slightly looser fit through the body and sleeves, making them suitable for individuals who prefer a less fitted look.

Classic Fit shirts are versatile and can be worn in various settings, ranging from professional to semi-formal occasions. They are often preferred by individuals who value comfort and a timeless appearance. The roomier fit also provides better airflow, enhancing comfort and breathability, particularly during warmer months. This also makes the fit better-suited for layering over undershirts or under sweaters, vests, or blazers.

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.