The Utility Shirt in Japanese Kuroki Natural Nep
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Product details
The Utility Shirt in Japanese Kuroki Natural Nep from Taylor Stitch
6.5-oz. 100% cotton.
Woven by famed Kuroki mills in Japan.
Signature California collar.
Tailored fit with high armholes.
Stays tucked and looks great untucked.
Rugged double needle construction.
Bar-tacked at stress points.
Dual button-through chest pockets.
Double stitched buttons and buttonholes.
Natural buttons.
No pleats for easy ironing and clean lines.
Wash cold and tumble dry low.
Made in the USA.
Model is 5'10" wearing a Medium.
