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Brushed Oxford Shirt

Black

Sale price£110.00

COLOUR: Black

SIZE: L

Black
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  • 100% cotton brushed Oxford fabric
  • Regular fit
  • Button-down collar with rear button
  • Mother-of-pearl buttons
  • Single chest pocket
  • Buttoned cuffs
  • Curved hem
  • Made in Portugal

The brushed Oxford gives Portuguese Flannel's shirt a softer surface than standard Oxford, while keeping the cloth's familiar basket weave and structure. Portuguese Flannel keeps the rest straightforward, with a button-down collar, chest pocket, mother-of-pearl buttons, buttoned cuffs and curved hem. The regular fit keeps it in shirt territory rather than drifting into overshirt land. Black, so the Oxford shirt has finally stopped pretending it only comes in blue and white.

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