Wrothern - Long Sleeve Oxford Shirt with Button Down Collar
A long sleeve oxford shirt in cotton, with a button down collar and a single chest pocket.
Most wardrobes need one shirt that does not have to be thought about. The oxford has held that position for a century because the weave is forgiving and the collar holds itself up.
Why this oxford shirt?
- Oxford weave: the basketweave construction gives the cloth a slight texture and enough weight to hang without clinging.
- Button down collar: the collar points fasten to the body of the shirt, which holds the roll in place with or without a tie.
- Single chest pocket: one patch pocket sits on the left chest, stitched flat and left open.
- Softening with wear: oxford cotton loosens as it is washed, so the shirt becomes easier to wear over time.
- Neutral range: the four colours are the ones that work under a jumper as well as on their own.
Ideal for:
Men who need a shirt that covers an office, a dinner and a Saturday without three different shirts. It is the one to buy in two colours rather than one.
Does it need ironing?
It benefits from a warm iron, though the weave hides light creasing better than a poplin does.
What is the fit like?
Regular through the chest and waist, with room to move but no excess fabric at the sides.
Can it be worn under a jumper?
Yes. The collar is cut to sit neatly above a crew neck without folding over.
| Size | UK | Chest | Waist | Hips |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 36 | 91–96 | 76–81 | 89–94 |
| M | 38-40 | 97–102 | 82–87 | 95–100 |
| L | 42 | 103–108 | 88–93 | 101–106 |
| XL | 44 | 109–114 | 94–99 | 107–112 |
| XXL | 46-48 | 115–122 | 100–107 | 113–120 |
Body measurements in centimetres, not garment measurements.
Details
- Material: Cotton oxford
- Gender: Men
- Fit: Regular
- Collar: Button down
- Cuff: Single button
- Closure: Button-through front
- Pattern: Plain
- Colour scheme: White, Sky Blue, Stone, Navy
- Care instructions: Machine wash at 40 degrees, warm iron while slightly damp
The shirt that stops being a decision after the first week.