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Men's Shirt Denim

Description

An indigo-dyed cotton fabric from Italy is used for this men's shirt with cutaway collar. As otherwise only usual for tailor-made clothing, the shoulder yoke is split and the sleeves are inset in-the-round for excellent freedom of movement. It is slightly shaped at the waist on the sides and back. The collar and the cuffs are comfortably soft with a loose cotton insert. Hand-sewn shirt gussets at the side seams round off the narrow 2 mm hem. The back length for size 39 is 78 cm.
This shirt is not cut double-buck (e.g. in the combined size 41/ 42) as is often the case today, but in single sizes as in the old tailoring tradition. We recommend that you choose the larger shirt if you hover between two sizes.

Properties

Category: Men
Collar shape (shirts): Cutaway collar
Cuff style: Standard cuffs
Farbe: denim
Material: 100 % Cotton; buttons: Mother-of-Pearl
Product Care: Washable at 40 degrees, wash with similar colours, not suitable for the tumble dryer, easy to iron. Iron inside out in order to avoid shiny spots.
Size: 40

Properties

Category: Men
Collar shape (shirts): Cutaway collar
Cuff style: Standard cuffs
Farbe: denim
Material: 100 % Cotton; buttons: Mother-of-Pearl
Product Care: Washable at 40 degrees, wash with similar colours, not suitable for the tumble dryer, easy to iron. Iron inside out in order to avoid shiny spots.
Size: 40

Manufacturer

Edward Copper

Edward Copper in Reutlingen specialises in the careful processing of excellent fabrics from European weaving mills to first-class shirts and blouses.

Name: Edward Copper
Mailing address: Ziegelweg 3
72764 Reutlingen
Deutschland
Homepage: https://edwardcopper.com

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