Open Shirt "Jimmy" L/S

The 1950s in America were a time of prosperity, known as the Golden Fifty Years
following the end of World War II.
The open-collar shirts that became popular during this era
were known as sports shirts or rockabilly shirts,
becoming a beloved and iconic style of the time.
This relaxed-fit open-collar shirt with a boxy silhouette
is inspired by that history.

The round flap pockets, cropped length,
and slightly smaller collar
are styles unique to this era.
The collar, sleeves, and flaps are carefully finished with interlining
that requires expert craftsmanship to maintain their full shape.
The pockets are cut on the bias, and the back yoke is pattern-matched.
Natural shell buttons are used.

Features a natural black gingham check.
The dry texture of the cotton-linen blend
makes it an ideal material, especially for the height of summer.

This is a long-sleeve style.

ABOUT FABRIC
A cotton-linen check that combines
the crispness and softness of the materials.
Finished with a dry, textured feel
that highlights the blend of cotton and linen.
A cotton/linen material that combines a dry texture.

MATERIAL
Cotton 50% , Linen50%

Country of Origin
Made in Japan 

CAUTION 
・Individual pieces may vary by 1–2 cm.
   
・The product is finished after one wash and tumble drying.
   
・The product shown is a sample and may differ from the actual product.
   

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