TENDER CO. "TYPE 457 | FROCK SHIRT" (GREY LOGWOOD)

DESCRIPTION

【Item Details】
This shirt blends the design of 18th to 19th-century dress coats with modern work shirts.
The body fabric is cut horizontally to eliminate side seams and features a diagonal shoulder line that flows continuously from the center of the neck to the armhole and then to the cuffs. This calculated design creates an astonishingly sleek silhouette from the front, while the moderate stretch of the fabric, created by a slight bias, softens the stiffness characteristic of canvas and ensures a comfortable range of motion.
The deeply curved hemline and the functional beauty woven by the three patch pockets blur the boundary between well-tailored coats and rugged workwear.
The stitching uses 100% cotton thread treated for shrink resistance, and the buttons are made of metal covered with dyed cotton. Every detail emphasizes the texture of natural materials.
A blue label proves that the fabric was woven in the USA and tailored in the same country. This garment will adapt to the wearer's body with use, developing a unique texture over time.

【TENDER Co.】
DESIGNER: William Krol
William Krol served as a designer for the European line of EVISU Jeans, Euro Evisu Jeans.
He later studied tailoring techniques at Savile Row in the UK,
and learned denim production in Kojima, Okayama Prefecture.
He currently teaches denim at Central Saint Martins, a fashion school in the UK.
Patterns are drawn by designer William, sewing is done in the UK, and dyeing is done in France and the UK.

【Size (cm)/SIZE GUIDE】
3 　Length 80 / Width 61 / Shoulder 51 / Sleeve 64
4 　Length 83 / Width 62 / Shoulder 51 / Sleeve 65

【Material】
COTTON 100％

【Country of Origin】
MADE IN USA

【Our Product Number】
u36a655120317

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