INDIVIDUALIZED SHIRTS ''PALM BEACH (ATHLETIC FIT CAMP COLLAR S/S)'' (BLUE)

DESCRIPTION

【ITEM DETAILS】
The model name "PALM BEACH" evokes archives from the 1960s.
As its name suggests, this short-sleeved shirt exudes an elegant and relaxing mood, as if strolling through the luxury resorts of Florida.
The athletic fit features a wide shoulder width and an unfitted waist, giving it an athletic impression as the name suggests.
A notable feature is the short length.
The compact silhouette with a high neck closure is designed to resemble vintage American sport shirts.

【INDIVIDUALIZED SHIRTS】
INDIVIDUALIZED SHIRTS, an American company, is one of the few tailor-made shirt manufacturers that still upholds the shirt-making traditions of yesteryear.
Founded in 1961 by Mr. John Laresca. In the same year that young politician J.F. Kennedy was inaugurated as the 35th President of the United States, and Barack Obama, who would later become the first black president, was born in a hospital in Honolulu, Hawaii, a small custom-made shirt specialty manufacturer opened in a port town in New Jersey. That was "INDIVIDUALIZED SHIRTS."

For over 50 years, the company has proudly lived up to its name (Individualized Shirts = shirts that exist for only one person) and has preserved the traditional American trad shirt-making. It has provided shirts to many celebrities, including successive presidents, as the top share holder of tailored custom shirts in the United States.

【Size (cm)/SIZE GUIDE】
S Length 73 / Width 56 / Shoulder Width 46 / Sleeve Length 23
M Length 71 / Width 58.1 / Shoulder Width 48 / Sleeve Length 23.5
L Length 73.4 / Width 61 / Shoulder Width 49.2 / Sleeve Length 24.2
XL Length 76 / Width 63.4 / Shoulder Width 52 / Sleeve Length 25.7

【Material】
LINEN 100%

【Country of Origin】
MADE IN USA

【Our Product Number】
m16a414110175

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