POPOVER SHIRT IN BLUE STRIPED LINEN

100% Linen. The fabric is a strong and substantial linen, roughly 240 gr/m.

The shirt was crafted entirely by hand, essentially as it was a hundred years ago, using nothing more than a sewing machine, some thread and a needle. Stitching is durable and the shirt is made to last.

– The seams are flat-felled, meaning once sewn, turned over and sewn again to make them stronger.
– The sides are strengthened by hand-sewn gussets.
– The shirt has a split yoke in the back.
– The collars and cuffs are softly constructed by hand and are unfused.
– Misaligned sleeve and side seams for an ease in movement.
– The buttons are natural shell and sewn by hand on to each shirt.

This fabric was milled in Italy by Lanificio Colombo, long considered one of the best mills in Italy, producers of truly exquisite fabrics. We are told this is a dead-stock fabric and you, sadly, won’t be seeing a lot of it.

For a long life of the shirt, it’s best to hand wash and lay it flat to dry. Can also be machine-washed or dry cleaned.

All shipping is free. We use USPS as our main courier. We strive to deliver your order in roughly two weeks. Please bear in mind that ordering made-to-measure, hand-made clothing from a family-owned workshop is not the same as ordering a mass-produced item for quick delivery from a fulfillment facility.
We carefully fold our clothing down to create small packages that help reduce our carbon footprint. Our packaging does not use any plastic. This helps reduce waste and keep our prices low. All the paper we use for wrapping and shipping can be recycled.
To help us reduce waste and environmental harm without reducing your enjoyment of your purchase, please be sure to iron or steam each piece back into shape when you receive it in the mail.

Whenever your article of clothing needs some repair, mail it to us. We’ll mend it and send it back to you at no cost.

As all our clothes are made of natural fibers, whenever you feel your article of clothing has lived its useful life, send it back to us, almost all parts of it can be upcycled.