Linen Shirt – Open Weave, Full Button Front and a Soft Unlined Collar

Linen Shirt – The Fabric That Handles Heat Best, In Shirt Form

A linen-blend shirt with an open weave that keeps air moving across the skin. The buttons run the full length, so it works closed over a chest or open over a T-shirt. The collar is soft and unlined, so it sits flat rather than standing to attention.

Why choose a linen shirt?

Linen lets air through and still feels dry against the skin when you are warm. That is the whole difference between it and a densely woven cotton shirt on the same day. The straight hem means you can leave it untucked without it looking half-finished.

• Linen blend — an open weave that moves air instead of trapping it.
• Full button front — wear it closed, or open over a plain tee.
• Soft unlined collar — lies flat and stays relaxed without stiffening.
• Straight hem — finished level so it looks right worn loose.
• Broad color range — white through to deep blue, plus warmer summer shades.

The shirt that stays wearable at ninety degrees.

Wash on a low program and hang it straight away so it dries in shape. Linen creases by nature and part of that falls out while you wear it. If you want it flatter, press it slightly damp.

Specifications

• Linen blend with open weave
• Full-length button placket
• Soft, unlined collar
• Straight, level hem
• Wash cold and hang dry

Take it out of the closet on the first real summer day.