Retro-style short-sleeve shirt – wide shoulders and open collar

Short-sleeved shirt in a retro cut – looser-fitting than today’s styles

This shirt has a roomier cut than a modern slim fit and features short sleeves with cuffs. The collar is open and has no button. The hem is shorter and finished straight.

Why choose a shirt in a retro cut?

Shirts from fifty years ago were roomier at the shoulders and shorter at the hem. In warm weather, they are more comfortable to wear than a close modern cut. And you do not have to tuck them in.

• Roomy shoulder area — moves with you without pulling across the back.
• Short sleeves with cuffs — stay neatly in place on the upper arm.
• Open collar — no collar button, falls loosely open.
• Shorter hem — finished straight and designed to be worn untucked.
• Four muted shades — with a nostalgic touch.

Loosely cut without looking sloppy.

The shirt buttons up to the collar and can also be worn open. The straight hem is designed to stay over your trousers. Wash on a low-temperature cycle and dry on a hanger.

Specifications

• Fit: loose cut
• Sleeve length: short, with cuffs
• Collar: open, without a collar button
• Hem: finished straight

Wear it open over a T-shirt.