We knew popped collars would one day make a comeback just in a slightly subtler way. This shirt is an amalgamation of three former Tender shirts. The front placket is reversed and sewn down on the outside, reminiscent of the Butterfly Shirt.
The back is shaped with a single large asymmetrical pleat like the Millwheel shirt, and the collar is cut from the same pattern. In this case the collar panel, once it has been cut is then flipped upside down on the long side and sewn into the neck of the shirt.
They've added an extra button and buttonhole in the centre of the collar so that it can be done up close to the neck, hence the flipped collar! Full circle people!
DETAILS
- Rinsed split-face fabric, woven double & crossing faces in a regular grid pattern, forming pockets in the cloth - Collar panel flipped upside down & long side is sewn into neck - Reversed front placket sewn down on outside like the Butterfly Shirt, trapping two large centre pockets - Collar grows directly from placket, sloping back to a seamed edge with extra button & buttonhole at centre collar for closure close to the neck - Rear single large asymmetrical pleat like the Millwheel shirt - Pleated false faced cuffs - Melamine Savile Row tailor’s fly buttons - 100% cotton - Made in England - Model is 6’0” (183cm), 155lbs (70kg) and wearing 4
