"Designed in London, Made in Scotland"
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Sherbet Yellow Short Sleeve Cotton Shirt
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Red Orange Short Sleeve Cotton Shirt
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Green Stripe Cotton Socks
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Sherbet Yellow Short Sleeve Cotton Shirt
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- $215.00
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- $215.00
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Red Orange Short Sleeve Cotton Shirt
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- $215.00
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- $215.00
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Green Stripe Cotton Socks
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Sizing
Luke with the brown hair is 6'1" and has a 41" chest - He wears a size Large in the shirts.
Jonathan is 6'0" and has a chest size of 38". He also wears a Large, though is wearing it in an oversized fashion.
To measure yourself, take a tape under your armpits and to the center of your chest. Try not to pull the tape too tight when you take the measurment.
S size range is from 34"-37"
M size range is from 37" - 40"
L size range is from 40" - 43"
XL size range is from 43" - 46"
All of our Cotton comes from mills based in either Manchester or Lancashire. The woven cotton for the shirts is made in England, and has a beautiful soft slubby texture to it. Its slightly looser weave means that it is lovely and breathable for high Summer days.
After the cotton is woven, it moves up to Clackmannanshire, a small county in Scotland just above Edinburgh, where it is cut and sewn together by a small but dedicated factory. It took us a while to find the right place, but we're really impressed with the level of quality that the factory has produced.
FIT AND FINISH
For the Summer Shirt it had to be comfortable to wear whether you were in hot London or hot Greece. As a ginger, I'd say both can be equally unsettling. As a result we chose to have this shirt made in a slightly oversized shape. It's boxy without being a tent, loose without being too baggy. Just enough so that when it's 32 degrees and humid, the air can move around.
The shoulders and sleeves have plenty of length in them so that even big broad friends can be in comfort, and the chest pocket provides ample room for a pair of large vintage shades.
On to the collar - many people will say why not the Cuban cousin. My answer, a traditional collar is more widely wearable and better looking. Think summer weddings, or summer beach days - both equally as applicable as the other with our variation. What's more, Cuban collars are everywhere at the moment. Boring.
