CORDUROY OPEN COLLAR SHIRT Size:16 Cotton Slub Yarn

Cotton Slub Yarn

the jacket was intended as part of a foul-weather suit comprising a matching helmet and bib-front trousers

the outer fabric is nylon

The durability of leather meant they were also commonplace in the agricultural trades and many photographs from the era show them worn by workers in the City

Cotton Pique Cloth

CORDUROY OPEN COLLAR SHIRT Size:16 Cotton Slub YarnOpen Collar Corduroy shirts became popular in the 1950s as a form of casual workwear, seen as a more stylish alternative to traditional flannel shirts and even crossed over into Ivy League style later in the era. This example, also available in Burgundy is made of a fine, 14 Wale cotton wool Corduroy with a bespoke Rayon back lining and constructed in a boxy fit and finished with a straight hem, true to the vintage proportions. The open collar is