Fil Coupe fabrics incorporate small jacquard patterns where the threads are cut on the backside to create a unique frayed finish hidden underneath.
Absolutely all of this shirt from The Rite Stuff was made and in Japan, from the thread, to the cotton tags and John Lofgren construction.
Rayon, open-collar, and epic ribbed sleeve gussets for extra striking power? Style Eyes just single-handedly got us into bowling.
Kerbside & Co. has treated the world to this "let's go to the Diner and lean against the wall until the fuzz move us on for loitering" type-shirt.
Consider this 3sixteen shirt for your next safari. It's the perfect torso covering as you enter into the heart of darkness, AKA a tourist-packed beachfront.
This Japanese-milled 'chambray' has us Howlin'. It's darker than most, but seems to be just as breathable and will undoubtedly age like a dream.
Having already sold out and restocked once, we'd recommend acting fast in this print shirt from New York's Knickerbocker Mfg.
The Freemans Sporting Club CS-1 shirt has been revamped by Division Road in a 9 oz. 'rust' Japanese 14 wale corduroy that will navigate every season.
Home Work has made its Blanket Twill Overshirt from 100% American cotton, all woven in Pennsylvania.
Sustainability patrons Outerknown are back with a killer variant of its mainstay Blanket Shirt, seen here in a whimsical stripe inspired by Baja blankets.
