Business in the front, party in the back. 3sixteen made a slick, open-collar button-down that has some flair on the back panel in form of hand embroidery.
From heavyweight textured flannels to intricately designed stand-out pieces, Corridor has hit the ball out of the park with its FW22 shirting collection.
Much like most of Corridor NYC's shirting, the Recycled Flannel LS in Olive seems to be a "reliable everyday type of shirt" shirt.
Leading us down the corridor of well-made semi-casual essentials once again is Corridor NYC, this time with its Indigo LS Polo.
These shirts used hand-carved blocks made by expert craftspeople to print ornate floral designs on a 55% linen, 45% cotton blend fabric.
Corridor took the stiff attitude of military garb, screwed it up, and drew for a jacquard peacock print that would have any sergeant's head spinning
Finding that perfect shirt, or even better finding that perfect brand for many shirts is a tough task until you find a brand like Corridor NYC.
You'll look like you live inside a bottle of naturally fermented indigo champagne when you show up to the spring BBQ wearing this 3sixteen piece.
It's that time of year again where Harringtons, chore coats, and more contemporary work jackets like this Corridor NYC piece become our second skin.
Whether you're a Magnum P.I.- obsessive or just looking for an iconic Hawaiian shirt to work into your summer wardrobe, look no further than this.
