Men’s Shirts: American Oxford, Flannel & Chambray
We make shirts the way we like to wear them: easy, simple, and better with every wash. For twenty years we’ve been perfecting the rumpled, lived-in shirt that feels like an old friend from the first wear.
That feeling runs through American-woven oxford, brushed Japanese flannel, chambray and denim, baby-wale corduroy, crisp poplin, airy triple gauze, cotton-hemp work shirts and Supima jersey. Each one is garment-dyed or washed and pre-shrunk, so it’s comfortable from day one and keeps its size.
About Our Shirts
How do SKU shirts fit?
Most of our shirts have a modern, slim fit: trim through the chest and waist without feeling tight. Each product page has a fit note and a model reference, and our size guide lists [chest, length and sleeve] measurements for every size.
Should I size up?
If you like a slim fit, take your usual size. For a regular fit, size up one; for a relaxed fit, size up two.
Will they shrink?
Every shirt is garment-dyed or washed and pre-shrunk before it reaches you, so it keeps its size. We suggest to wash our shirts cold with like colors, and tumble dry low. No Bleach.
Which shirt is right for the season?
For cold weather, reach for brushed flannel or baby-wale corduroy. Oxford, poplin and chambray work year-round. In warmer months, try triple gauze, cotton-hemp, or a short-sleeve oxford or popover.
What’s the difference between your oxford and poplin shirts?
Our American Oxford is a textured hopsack weave with a button-down collar, woven in the USA. The Poplin Standard Shirt is smoother and crisper, with a semi-spread collar, garment-dyed for a broken-in feel.
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