During the post-war economic boom, Italian collar shirts were popular at resorts.

Characterized by the opening curvier than open collar shirts, it was a perfect item to look relaxed when T-shirts were still not part of the resort culture.The shirt, made from linen yarn for the warp and a blend of linen, ramie, and cotton slub yarn for the weft, is finished with natural washer finish for a textured look. The combination of different count yarns and fabrics creates uneven shrinkage, giving the fabric a unique texture that manifests after garment dyeing.

• LINEN 55% RAMIE 16% COTTON 29%
• Charcoal Dyed Grey