#961 Seersucker Jungle Short Sleeve Shirt - OliveXWhite
$89
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Typically priced at $178-$267 in retail.
100% funded
Cut and sewn in California.
This is closed, fully-funded crowdfunding campaign. It is estimated to ship in June 2023.
A big, bold jungle print applied to a breezy cool seersucker fabric. The result is simple, retro cool. What we truly appreciate about seersucker is how the weave has been designed with function in mind. It causes areas of the fabric to pull together. This creates a beautifully textured surface that increases airflow to the skin, keeping you cooler. The texture is an added visual bonus as well.
Our short sleeve button-up fits just like the long sleeve. It shares the same beautifully tailored body, not too slim, but definitely fitted. High armholes keep the body lines clean. A very gently scooped bottom hem that works wonderfully un-tucked or tucked. A no-button collar that’s perfectly sized to sit well.
We labor over every construction detail. Extensive single needle stitching is used throughout. All our closures are made from true mother of pearl. The front placket is also pleated, made the right way, using a true two piece construction. The feel is more substantial and the effort higher, but it's the right way. A rounded chest pocket completes the front.
Button-up shirts that are made in the USA using our quality of material and construction are typically priced at $175 to $300. The Gustin model, with your support, lets us do much better.
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