Brown Banker Stripe Spread Collar Dress Shirt

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Don't tumble dry, lay flat to dry, cool iron inside out if needed. Matching Hat and Scarf Available ; 44% Merino, 28% Recycled Cashmere, 13% Recycled Merino, 10% Recycled Nylon, 5% Nylon ; 3-Gauge Knit ; 2x2 Ribbing at Neck, Cuffs and Waist ; Raglan Sleeves ; Exterior Linking Detail ; Yarn from Italy ; Hand wash cold, don't bleach. Moulin Turtleneck in Storm Cloud This luxurious turtleneck is inspired by the type of timeless, chunky sweaters we return to every winter the kind your father might have worn, and that your kids might still be wearing after you. ; Style SW1730132 ; The flattering silhouette features a tall, foldover turtleneck and raglan sleeves that looks especially sharp when paired with a clean black pant and shoe.

Brown Banker Stripe Spread Collar Dress Shirt Expertly constructed for the perfect fit, it's crafted from Italian cotton in a classic brown banker stripe. Traditional and modern, chic and comfortable, it's bound to become your new go-to for any occasion that calls for putting your best foot forward.100% Cotton; Spread Collar; Fabric from Thomas Mason in Italy; Garment Made in Vietnam; Machine Wash Warm, Lay Flat to Dry; Style Number SH2002846; td {border: 1px solid #cccccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}This luxurious dress shirt offers a refined update on a closet essential.

Benefits Plush and comfortable, Max Air cushioning has just the right amount of support.; Waffle outsole with flex grooves provides traction that's flexible and durable. Adopted by hip-hop culture, this runner with a controversial exposed Air unit could be found anywhere from the heart of Brooklyn to the streets of London. Sporting a fast-paced look, wavy mudguard and Nike Air, this classic icon hit the scene in 87 and continues to be the soul of the franchise today.

; Shown: White/Black/Pure Platinum; Walking on clouds above the noise, the Air Max 1 blends timeless design with cushioned comfort. Sporting a fast-paced look, wavy mudguard and Nike Air, this classic icon hit the scene in 87 and continues to be the soul of the franchise today.