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Epaulet proudly presents our in-house collection. Entitled "Small Batch Shirting," each piece is handcrafted in the United States of beautiful premium fabrics.
Paisley is a droplet-shaped vegetable motif of Indian, Pakistani, and Persian origin. Introduced to Europe in the 17th century, it's been a mainstay of fashionable clothing for literally hundreds of years. For this particular shirt, we chose this eye-catching paisley pattern in a gorgeous dye-sublimated Japanese pima-cotton print. It's an excellent casual piece for chinos and denim, and looks incredible with suiting and neckwear.
Its slim cut flatters the body without being too tight. A mid-length tail looks good tucked or un-tucked. Its 100% Pima cotton fabrication is soft and comfortable - and will ensure a long and happy life for your garment. This shirt's barrel cuffs close with a single button.
Point Collar & Chest Pocket
Our slim point collar has substantial height and removable collar stays. Sturdy fusable fabric inside the collar maintains its shape through repeated wash and wear. A left chest pocket is perfectly matched to the shirt body.
Slim Fit
Epaulet shirts are cut slim throughout the body and sleeves. A box pleat at the upper back allows you to move your arms without pulling, and two darts in the lower back keep the shirt close to your torso. The length is shorter than your average dress shirt, allowing it to be worn un-tucked and casually while still looking sharp.
Measurements
Note: All measurements are shown in inches. "Sleeves from Back" is measured from the center of the upper back. "Sleeves from Shoulder" is measured from the shoulder seam. "Length" is measured from the base of the collar (where it attaches to the shirt) to the bottom of the tail.
Fabric Composition
100% Pima cotton. This Japanese dye-sublimation print is designed to keep its colors and vibrance through repeated wash and wear.
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